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Guvernanta corporativa – element de convergenta in procesul de aderare a Romaniei la Uniunea Europeana

Funar, Sabina; Lutas, Mihaela - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 4(499)(supplement) (2006) 4(499)(supplement), pp. 115-126

This work intends, not having the aspiration to entirely embrace the subject, to scan the problems Romania is confronted with, in order to establish a pack of principles concerning the corporate governance. For the beginning it is shown that the role of European integration in stimulating the...

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European Level Test of Romanian Enterprise Governance

Feleaga, Niculae - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 2(497) (2006) 2(497), pp. 7-12

The corporate governance is a central and dynamic aspect of the businesses. The term governance comes from the latin “gubernare”, meaning to guide and supposes that the corporate governance imply equally both the leadership function and that of control. As is known there are more ways of...

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Issues of Performance Analysis – A Critical Approach in the Context of Information and Corporate Governance Theories

Robu, Vasile; Sandu, Raluca - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 8(503) (2006) 8(503), pp. 15-28

Problematics of performance analysis appear when the researcher begins to examine sensitive dilemmas related to managerial sciences, such as realiability and characteristics of the information source, or choice between different analysis instruments, within the general framework of corporate...

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Romanian Fiscal Policy in Perspective of Admittance in EU

Mitrica, Eugen - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 3(498) (2006) 3(498), pp. 111-114

The paper analizes the convergence between Romanian and European fiscal policy in terms of three issues: the fiscal revenues percentage of GDP, the structure of public revenues and the public budget deficit (under the constrait of 3% of GDP). The analysis reveals small differences for the first...

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Empiric Study about the Mix Fiscal Policy – Economic Development

Ocnean, Alexandru Sergiu - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 9(504) (2006) 9(504), pp. 3-8

Economic development is one of the primary objectives of any government. Fiscal policy represents one of the most effective tools that government authorities could use in order to influence the economy. Having this in mind, this paper focuses on the connection between economic development and...

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Provocari cheie privind piata muncii din Romania si raspunsul politicii de ocupare

Pirciog, Speranta - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 4(499)(supplement) (2006) 4(499)(supplement), pp. 481-490

This article starts with the main problems and challenges which the European labour markets have been facing in the last years, analyses the effects of the employment policies on the labour markets’ dynamic during 2000-2004, and names the political priorities within the labour market policies...

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Adjusting Shocks Management in Euro Zone. The Asymmetrical Impact of the ECB Monetary Policy

Marinas, Marius-Corneliu - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 6(501) (2006) 6(501)

The loss of the sovereign interest rate and exchange rate instruments is the main potential cost of joining a monetary union since it becomes more difficult to adjust swiftly to shocks. In the case of demand shocks that affect all countries more or less equally (symmetric shocks), the loss of...

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