Almost half of the draft laws promote the interests or benefits of the authors. This raises concerns as the legislative process deviates from the general public interest and is geared towards achieving private goals and interests. "Leaders in this chapter are the deputies, who in the period 2015 -2016 had 76% of the legislative initiatives that promoted the interests (private, corporatist) contrary to the public interest," said Viorel Pârvan, 15 minutes of economic realism, The IDIS Viitorul expert.

Last week, the National Bank issued a communiqué in which it contains more detailed explanations regarding the evolution of the leu against the reference currencies. The economist, Iurie Gotisan, also explained during the 15-minute economic realism show that "the appreciation of the leu against the dollar and the euro is a factor that can reduce the rise in prices, which is so high. The strengthening of the leu is also convenient for those who have to repay credits in euros or dollars. "

Small and Medium Enterprises in the Republic of Moldova have a major share in the country's economy. Thus, at the end of 2015, they held just over 97% of the total number of enterprises and provided over half of the total work places. SMEs contribute 31% to the total economy and provide 88% of the total net profit.

The Moldovan economy faced harsh regional conditions and economic pressures on the part of the Russian Federation thanks to the EU's Free Trade Agreement. The Free Trade Agreement provides Moldovan manufacturers with access to a market with 500 million consumers and the development and implementation of confidence building standards in Moldovan products. However, Igor Dodon, the President of the Republic of Moldova, is trying to throw the country into the arms of the Eurasian Union, space unpredictable and where the rights of the members are ignored. It is the opinion expressed by Ion Tăbârţă, expert IDIS Viitorul within the program "15 minutes of economic realism"

The 4.5% economic growth announced by the IMF for 2017 could be shattered by excessive government debt, maintaining trade restrictions on the Russian market, diminishing the rhythm of remittances and worsening the image of the Republic of Moldova in international clashes on fighting corruption. It is the opinion expressed by journalist Vlad Bercu on the show "15 minutes of economic realism".

Central public administration reform should reduce redundant functions, exaggerated costs of maintaining inefficient organizations, and a sudden increase in how public sector employees serve the interests of the population. The Republic of Moldova is today ranked among the top European states by the number of ministries, IDIS Program Director Viorel Chivriga said in the 15 minutes of economic realism show.

The Republic of Moldova has failed to boast an attractive business and investment environment. In recent years, our country has regressed in the areas of corruption, the quality of governance, justice, macroeconomic stability and the efficiency of the labor market, which also removes capital investors. It is the opinion expressed by the IDIS Viitorul economist, Ion Tornea, within the "15 minutes of economic realism" program.

The Kroll company, which deals with the investigation of the missing billion, has published an informative note from which it is concluded that there was a well-established mechanism in the Republic of Moldova to launder stolen money from banks with dozens of trained companies. This shows how vulnerable the country is and how weak the state institutions are. This is the opinion expressed by Veaceslav Ionita, expert IDIS Viitorul in the show "15 minutes of economic realism".

The electronic procurement system is one of the most useful tools to increase the transparency of public procurement and the efficiency of using public money. The new electronic system launched by the Ministry of Finance by the end of 2016 aims to bring more transparency, reduce the administrative burden on the private sector, and generate savings for public authorities. This is the opinion expressed in the program ”15 minutes of economic realism” by Diana Enachi, an economist at IDIS Viitorul.

Following the liquidation of three devalued banks in the Republic of Moldova, international bodies have warned more about the vulnerability of the banking system as a result of dubious shareholders and obscure transactions. Subsequently, the NBM blocked two bundles of shares from two of the largest banks, but financial institutions continue to be threatened by political interests. It is Victor Ursu's opinion expressed on the show "15 minutes of economic realism". Following the liquidation of three devalued banks in the Republic of Moldova, international bodies have warned more about the vulnerability of the banking system as a result of dubious shareholders and obscure transactions. Subsequently, the NBM blocked two bundles of shares from two of the largest banks, but financial institutions continue to be threatened by political interests. It is Victor Ursu's opinion expressed on the show "15 minutes of economic realism". The three largest banks Agroindbank, Moldindconbank, and Victoriabank, which hold more than 60% of the total assets in the banking system, are still under special supervision, and NBM claims that the banks' activity is not affected. At one of the banks - Victoriabank we have the share of doubtful loans of 25% of the total. Loans have been compromised to affiliates, and the NBM is doing little for the banking sector's credibility after the millennium robbery. At the insistence of the IMF and the development partners, transparency of the shareholders of the banks was required to find the final beneficiary. Victoriabank's Board of Directors became operational only in the summer of 2016 after the bank had not had a council in 2014 by a court order. A new board of seven members was elected only in October 2015 at an extraordinary meeting of shareholders, initiated by the EBRD. However, it remained inoperable as three elected members did not submit the necessary documentation to be approved by the National Bank. It is easy to understand that arbitrary action is being taken, given that the other two banks, Moldindconbank and Agroindbank, NBM blocked significant stock packages, arguing that shareholders are acting in concert. The first is 60% and MAIB 40%, shares that would be indirectly owned by businessman Veaceslav Platon. The NBM has announced triumphantly that it has resolved the issue of shares being sold and that banks' activity is not affected. In the case of bankruptcy of any bank in the Republic of Moldova, there is a deposit guarantee fund for individuals. At present the fund has 339.1 million lei, the money is enough to cover 57 thousand deposits worth 6000 lei. The Fund guarantees investments in domestic and foreign currency held by resident and non-resident individuals in domestic banks. For comparison, in the EU the deposit guarantee fund is 100 thousand euros. At present, the total balance of term deposits in lei is 18.3 billion lei (+ 16.5%), while those in foreign currency amount to the equivalent of 15.7 (-5%) billions of lei. The show is made by IDIS Viitorul in partnership with Radio Free Europe.

Transparent decision-making process would boost the investment and the capital input in Moldovan localities. Local and foreign capital ushers have a decisive role in the economic development of the country's regions. This is the opinion expressed by the IDIS “Viitorul”, expert, Viorel Pirvan in the program "15 minutes of economic realism".

After March 21, the Ministry of Finance officially launched the First Home Program, which states that citizens of up to 45 years of age can buy a housing with state-guaranteed real estate loans, said journalist Vlad Bercu listed in the program "15 minutes of economic realism" the main risks and benefits of the program.