Romania’s Economy Grew More Than China’s or Japan’s in 1913-2013

12.10.2018 By Răzvan Botea

Over a century, between 1913 and 2013, Romania’s GDP per capita rose faster than China’s or Japan’s, as the room for growth was greater. Back in 1913, Romania’s GPD per capita was 10% of the US’, and now it is at 40%, Liviu Voinea, deputy governor of Romania’s central bank, said on ZF Live.

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