Romania’s Fiscal Adjustment Could Have Been More Gradual – IMF Report

03.30.2012 By Andrei Circhelan

The fiscal adjustment in Romania, which entailed a 25% cut in public sector wages, lower social contributions and a higher value added tax, could have been more gradual, with a lighter impact on the economy, especially since the government debt is low, notes an International Monetary Fund report.

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