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EC: Administrative burden remains substantial for business environment

Romania’s declining competitiveness reflects the fact that major changes to improve the business environment have been postponed. As a result, the administrative burden remains substantial, European Commission ‘Competitiveness report 2013’ reveals. “Comprehensive and effective efforts to foster structural change towards a more knowledge-intensive economy need to be implemented to improve…

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