The Romanian government made an extremely interesting announcement today in Romania, and said that there will no longer be a total shutdown of the economy, implicitly of the country, as happened in the first part of this year, the authorities wanting to protect the economy at any cost , so everything will remain open.
The Romanian government makes this announcement through the Minister of Finance, Florin Citu, stating that next year there will be no more tax increases for companies in Romania, all with the idea of providing the best possible stability so that they can recover from the problems generated by the closure of the first months.
"We will no longer close the economy, as happened for two months in the spring. Even then I didn't close it if I found the reserves with something in them. But I didn't find anything. We learned how to sail. It is a difficult time. We have to live with this virus. We cannot shut down the economy. By simple rules, if we follow them, we can continue.
The fiscal policy this year was to inject money into the economy. I learned that in a time of crisis money must circulate. People are cautious during this period, with purchases, with investments, and we have injected new money into the economy. We can inject more liquidity into the economy." A declared Florin Citu at DIGI 24.
