Economic Freedom Rating in Romania compared to Europe
Footnote | Export Sort: Alphabetically | Ascending Rank | Descending Rank
| Ukraine |
48.09
|
| Greece |
55.00
|
| Russia |
57.10
|
| Moldova |
57.96
|
| Belarus |
58.59
|
| Serbia |
58.88
|
| Slovenia |
59.20
|
| Croatia |
59.38
|
| Bosnia & H. |
60.22
|
| Montenegro |
61.98
|
| Italy |
62.53
|
| Portugal |
62.58
|
| France |
63.30
|
| Spain |
63.57
|
| Albania |
64.35
|
| Turkey |
65.23
|
| Slovak Rep. |
65.73
|
| Hungary |
65.79
|
| Malta |
67.69
|
| Cyprus |
67.85
|
| Belgium |
67.85
|
| Bulgaria |
67.86
|
| Poland |
68.26
|
| Romania |
69.65
|
| North Macedonia |
70.74
|
| Austria |
72.27
|
| Czech Rep. |
73.34
|
| Germany |
73.80
|
| Norway |
73.97
|
| Finland |
73.99
|
| Iceland |
74.39
|
| Latvia |
74.75
|
| Sweden |
74.91
|
| Denmark |
75.05
|
| Lithuania |
75.78
|
| Netherlands |
75.80
|
| Luxembourg |
75.94
|
| UK |
76.43
|
| Ireland |
76.74
|
| Estonia |
79.06
|
| Switzerland |
81.45
|
Romania does not publish official house price statistics. Imobiliare Romania publishes monthly average selling prices of apartments. Colliers International's annual Real Estate Review has prices of exclusive, middle and lower classes of apartments. General economics statistics are from the National Institute of Statistics and the National Bank of Romania.