Romania has lowest education & health spending rates in the EU

Tuesday, July 11, 2017

Romania is the country with the highest infant mortality rate, but its spends the least for education and health, although it is not the poorest in the EU, found a recent report by the National Statistics Institute (INS), reports local News.ro quoted by romania-insider.com. Romania is the third poorest country in the EU, after it managed to slightly outpace Croatia in 2016, and also ahead of neighboring Bulgaria. The ranking ...

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Romania has lowest education & health spending rates in the EU