Diagnosticarea sectorului finanțelor publice sub aspectul rezilienței economice

Abstract

In the context of the economic constraints generated by the consequences of the multiple crises of the previous year, the energy crisis, the war in the neighboring country, the inflationary excesses, the main objective of the Government in 2023 was aimed at promoting a stimulating budgetary policy oriented towards stability and reforms that would favor the relaunch and economic growth. For this purpose, the policy priorities during this period were focused on ensuring the country's energy security, financing economic and social anti-crisis measures, social protection of the population, especially vulnerable people, as well as supporting the business environment. In 2023, the revenues of the national public budget (BNP) amounted to 102,299.2 million MDL, increasing by 10,793.8 million MDL or in nominal terms by 11.8% compared to the similar period of 2022. When the budget receipts increase public in 2023, taxes and fees contributed, which totaled 63,006.1 million MDL, increasing by 9.5%, grants received amounted to 5,347.0 million MDL, increasing by 17.8% or 807.6 million MDL. The article was developed within the Subprogram 030101 “Strengthening the resilience, competitiveness and sustainability of the economy of the Republic of Moldova in the context of the process of accession to the European Union”, institutional funding.