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NIS, as the main producer of official statistical data, responsible for the coordination of all activities at national level regarding the development, development and dissemination of European statistics, is oriented towards achieving in a near future some functional methodological and technical performances recognized on domestic and international plan, at a level comparable to the performances of the most advanced national statistical institutes in the EU Member States.

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  • User orientation;
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  • Continuous improvement of official statistics activity;
  • Commitment on the quality of statistical products;
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  • Cooperation in the field of official statistics;
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  • Systematic implementation of quality management in statistics;
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Purchasing power in Romania compared to EU Member States in 2023 - provisional data

Submitted by INS on 06/28/2024 - 09:00
Purchasing power in Romania compared to EU Member States in 2023 - provisional data
Category: 
Prices
Reference period: 
2023
Content: 

In 2023, among the EU Member States, the lowest price level for the consumer goods and services included in household final consumption was recorded in Bulgaria and Romania (40% below the EU average), followed by Poland (34% below the EU average).

Press release PDF: 
PDF icon pppro23e.pdf
Annexed Data: 
File pppro23e.xlsx
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