Cristian Socol: Economia reală suferă. Despre dezindustrializarea accelerată și deteriorarea capitalului autohton în România

Romania's economy is facing severe challenges, including declining consumption, stalled private investments, and a significant drop in industrial production. The country is experiencing accelerated deindustrialization, with many small and medium enterprises (SMEs) struggling to survive. Official data indicates a loss of over 60,000 jobs in the past year, primarily in the industrial sector. Economic measures proposed for recovery have not been effectively implemented, leading to a rapid deterioration of the business environment. The number of non-performing loans is rising, particularly among SMEs, and many firms are undercapitalized, exacerbating the economic crisis.