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Romania Might Emerge From Recession In End-March - PM
17.02.2011, 19:45 | Economy | 909 views
Romanian Prime Minister Emil Boc said Thursday that Romania might emerge from recession by the end of March, having posted 0.1% growth in the GDP in the fourth quarter of 2010. Boc said in a press conference that there are signs that the Government's austerity measures have done the job and put the economy on track. According to him, "the hardest part" took place in 2010 and, this year, Romanians will begin to reap the benefits of last year's unpopular decisions. Read more on Mediafax.ro
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