Resilient Romania Finds a Currency Advantage in a Crisis

"In Timisoara, a Transylvanian Silicon Valley about 100 miles from Bucharest" <- LOL, the writer must have used the new Apple maps to measure that!

563km for any wondering.

Also, it's not in Transilvania.

Or the new google maps. A 400 square km harbour down the road from me has just vanished. It's all land now.

It is sad that the eastern european work ethic is only mentioned near the end of the article.

In my island there are many romanian - hard working, well educated individuals. And I know one student that decided to go to university in Romania, because medicine there is being taught in french and the costs are very competitive.

Maybe monetary policies are not the only thing that matters you know??

Romania is definitely one country to follow in the future - especially if the emigrants decides to try to come back home to start new companies - it might give very interesting investment prospects.

Germany is going to leave the euro and let the other countries adjust their own affairs.