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Victor Ponta: We propose budgetary discipline, instead of austerity
11.01.2013, 11:12 | Finance-Banks | 1004 views
The Government proposes budgetary discipline, instead of austerity, development through supporting the private environment and social equity, Premier Victor Ponta said on Thursday, January 10, at the end of the presentation of some elements of the budget for the current year. ‘There are historical conditions that only history can judge, but over the past four years, especially the main elements of fiscal and budgetary policy consisted of austerity, underdevelopment, as, obviously, when you cut off very much you also have underdevelopment, this was seen in the GDP decline – and the inequity – the fact that the cut-offs and the austerity measures were applied against the rules of social balance. What we propose is the following: instead of austerity, budgetary discipline, which is a little different, certainly,’ Victor Ponta said at the Victoria Palace. Read more on Financiarul.ro
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