Numărul nașterilor a scăzut și în iulie. Cât PIB pierde România pentru fiecare generație care nu se mai naște

In July 2026, Romania recorded a decline in births, with 13,497 births and 18,777 deaths, resulting in a natural decrease of 5,280 people. This demographic trend raises concerns about future economic impacts, as fewer births mean a loss in potential GDP. Calculations suggest that each child born today could contribute approximately €817,000 to the economy over their working life. If 10,000 fewer children are born, Romania could lose around €8.2 billion in future GDP. The article emphasizes the interconnectedness of birth rates and productivity, highlighting that a shrinking workforce combined with stagnant productivity could severely impact economic growth. The demographic decline creates a domino effect, leading to fewer workers and taxpayers in the future, which poses a significant challenge for Romania's economic sustainability.