Increasing GDP means increasing your wealth. There are opportunities in Romania. Be cheerful, because the economy also grows based on your level of good mood and positive thinking

Nemo: I repeat your question, from which we await your answer. Do you agree to vote only for those parties/governments that assume responsibility for an economic growth of 5% per year, which would lead to the doubling of Romania’s GDP in real terms in 15 years? Let’s see what you voted for. take a look

Hofi: 81% will.

Adrian Sârbu: Look here, they will.

Nemo: They want to double Romania’s GDP in 15 years.

Adrian Sârbu: I’m giving Mr. Ciolacu a headache again. And to Mr. Ciucă. We cannot fail to not only increase the GDP, Hofi, and reach this Switzerland. In order not to miss out, we need, as the viewer tells us, as you tell us, we need some citizens who are in charge of the country, temporarily in Qatar or on the road with Cătălin Cârstoiu, to make him mayor, if they do not withdraw him from the race , and after that with other candidates. No one at the buttons of the economy, no one at the buttons of the country, no one, absolutely. Our viewers should assume this responsibility… and if it’s not them, I think there are quite a few Romanians who think the same and to whom we give them, we give you this valve. Stop cursing these people so much that you cursing them for nothing, they don’t care. They are at the top, democratic, in power, in money, in PNRR, in Qatar, wherever you want, in Cotroceni. For them, business is business. Their. Romania’s economy does not interest them.

Nemo: And then I expect that all these changes that you are talking about, they sit and analyze, sir, what will be the impact of new technologies and new opportunities

Adrian Sârbu: Nemo, no one from the Parliament, the Government, the Presidency, etc. is interested in what we are discussing here. No one.

Like it or not, we’re not talking on the pillow, we’re talking for thousands, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands, and the day after tomorrow, these ideas will meet millions of people who are waiting for them. The matter is ultra simple. Do you want to have a say in Romania and that everything we talk about here is not a cenacle? Ok, but go ahead and sign up as an advisor, an independent advisor.

Think if you missed this one you’ll be sorry, but you can still catch MP. You still have a lot of time, you still have some time until November. If they don’t bring these parliamentary elections to Saint Mary, let them pass quickly in an endless hour and with some relics of Saint Parascheva, which, of course, are not Saint Mary, but we can combine these as well.

Hofi: These really work.

Adrian Sârbu: Let’s see a little, Nemo. I should ask you a simple thing. If you were the head of GDP in Romania, how would you make it big? How would you increase this GDP?

Nemo: So big shock, what’s trending, I’d look at what people’s expectations are, what the market’s expectations are.

Adrian Sârbu: I say that each of us is the head of GDP and everyone who has a business must think about its growth, about added value. Those who do not have a business, should think: could I not make a business myself?

Beyond what I tried to describe to you simply, naturally, what does GDP growth mean, what does your wealth growth mean, Nemo. Look what it says here. Simple. Attracting investments. We talked. We have an average of 3-4 billion/year foreign investments. Romania should swallow 10 billion/year. Effective absorption of European funds. Come on, have you started talking about European funds? Mr. Hofi, please admonish me. And you are talking about European funds, sir, aren’t you ashamed? Let that money rest at the National Bank. Look further. Increasing labor productivity. What could be nicer than working less, earning more. Development of value-added sectors. Services. And be careful, fiscal and monetary policies. The head of the liberals in the Ministry of Finance, I don’t know what he had to do with finances and the economy, Mr. Boloş, another Marcel. Say, sir, are we increasing taxes next year? Okay, Marcele, come on, you came up with this too. Fiscal policies, yes.

On the other hand, when a foreigner talks about Romania, pay attention, when he talks about Romania, he says, sir, strong points in Romania. Significant natural resources. Yes, we don’t explore them. No, foreigners take them. No, we don’t explore them. We left the gas in the Black Sea for decades. We now have maps that show we have rare metals. The Americans came, this one worked for Obama. You can tell, someone who worked for Obama came to build this factory, to invest. He doesn’t. From technologies. Well done to him, thank you. Let’s make him an honorary citizen in Oradea and in the entire Bihor county or in any metropolitan area.

Energy independence. We have excess current, we have green energy potential.

Significant agricultural and food production resources. Well, that’s how foreign consultants talk about Romania.

Political stability. We even have that. Monetary stability, very good. Lower costs. It’s true that Romanians are cheaper than those stinkers from the west.

Tendency towards tertiary industry, i.e. towards services. Yes, I mean let’s go to work, let’s do nothing. Good, good, good IT infrastructure. IT literacy. We see the largest number of IT people. Educated workforce. That’s about the end of it. The educated force has left.

Friendly, committed to the EU. Romanians are with the EU, but the EU does not want to be with them, especially Austria.

Hofi: This is the SWOT analysis

Adrian Sârbu: No, foreigners believe that there are opportunities in Romania. Obviously you have challenges, you have challenges, which you look at every day that your life is full of challenges, but if you wake up in the morning and say, sir, why isn’t that GDP increasing, that I am upset? Do not be angry, brother, be cheerful, you were born in the morning once more, you were not born dead. Give thanks, be cheerful, because the economy also grows based on your level of good mood and positive thinking. Don’t be sad, tired, born tired, because you have nothing to do. Look, we’ll tell you what he’s doing now.

Results of the Mediafax-ZF-Aleph News poll:

Do you agree to vote only for those parties/governments that assume responsibility for an economic growth of 5% per year, which would lead to the doubling of Romania’s GDP in real terms in 15 years?

YES-81%

NO – 19%

You agreed:

– with the implementation of electronic voting in all elections in Romania, which will give you the opportunity to express your point of view quickly, in any major political decision;

– with an economic growth of over 5% by allocating the financial resources resulting from the 20% cut in the number of budgets and the allocation of European funds to entrepreneurs, private operators and to Romanian projects;

– to directly elect those who occupy the main positions in the state and in the administration;

– that for access to any public office, each candidate should sign up with a project-contract, on the basis of which he will be evaluated annually, by those who voted for him;

– that the public administration must be digitized, streamlined, in such a way that it can quickly serve your legitimate needs at the lowest costs;

– that managers with performance from private companies and corporations should be proposed and voted in the administration, and not from the active parties;

– that the budgetary staff be limited to 500,000 of the 1,300,000 that are currently there;