Adrian Mitroi, profesor ASE: Titlurile de stat către populaţie, idee fabuloasă, rezultate modeste • Newsweek România

Adrian Mitroi, a professor at ASE, praises the concept of state bonds for the public but notes modest results due to bureaucratic delays. Romania's government has raised significant funds from citizens, yet the impact remains limited. Mitroi argues that while these bonds offer a viable investment alternative, the slow implementation reflects a lag behind market needs. He believes that the crowding-out effect on private liquidity is minimal and that the current monetary policy is ineffective. Ultimately, he stresses that borrowed funds should be used for major public investments to improve living standards, rather than being absorbed by current deficits.