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INFLATION TARGETING AND FINANCIAL STABILITY DURING THE FINANCIAL CRISIS

Rotaru, Livia Maria - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 3(580)(supplement) (2013) 3(580)(supplement), pp. 489-504

The discussion on the conflict or complementarity between financial stability and price stability has always been one of great interest for economists, but this issue becomes even more relevant when confronted with special circumstances such as the recent financial crisis. It can be suggested...

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Determinants of non-performing loans before and after the beginning of the international financial crisis

MUNTEAN, Radu - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 6(595)(supplement) (2014) 6(595)(supplement), pp. 322-332

In this paper the determinants of non-performing loans (NPL) were studied at global level in a period centered on the outbreak of the international financial crisis. The econometric models developed show that the main factors impacting the NPL ratio are economic growth, unemployment rate,...

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Consequences and possible solutions of financial crisis

ADAM, Alexandra; IACOB, Silvia Elena - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2012) (2012) 12(577), pp. 142-148

Financial crisis do not end overnight, but it takes some time until all effects disappear. Most of the time, the period in which the consequences of financial crisis manifest is characterized by: persistent and deep collapses of stock market, deep cuts in production and employment and explosions...

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The Economics of State Aid Control in the European Union during the Financial Crisis: the Challenge for a Post-Crisis Rhetoric

MUŞETESCU, Radu Cristian - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2012) (2012) 6(571), pp. 175-184

The present paper explores the rationale behind the legal framework regulating the use of state aid by the member-countries of the European Union during the financial crisis. Starting with 2008, the massive interventions in the banking industry of the governments of the member-countries...

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Non-reimbursable external funds versus public debt

CREŢAN, Georgiana Camelia; POSTOLE, Mirela Anca; … - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 6(595)(supplement) (2014) 6(595)(supplement), pp. 94-103

The scientific research conducted by the authors focuses on analyzing nonreimbursable external funds and public debt considering the social and economic context in Romania. The research approaches non-reimbursable external funds, implementation and absorption of financial flows generated by...

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THE REGULATION AND DEREGULATION OF THE FINANCIAL MARKETS – CURRENT TENDENCIES AND PERSPECTIVES IN THE CONTEXT OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL STABILITY

Borş, Isac - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 3(580)(supplement) (2013) 3(580)(supplement), pp. 444-454

The designing of a suitable framework to develop the human activity in general, especially in the financial and economic field, has issued warm debates generated by the difficulty in setting precisely the limit up to and how to interfere on the regulation way. The answer to this kind of problem...

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The customers borrowing behavior during the financial crisis

LUCA, Alina - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2013) (2013) 5(582), pp. 115-124

The global financial crisis determined the transition of the Romanian banking system from excess of liquidity to deficit, namely from an aggressive lending activity to a significant reduction of credit growth rate. In our country, the high indebtedness rate, especially in foreign currencies, is...

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Impact and Limitations Deriving from Basel II within the Context of the Current Financial Crisis

DĂNILĂ, Oana Miruna - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2012) (2012) 6(571), pp. 121-134

The Banking sector risk management framework, geared towards maintaining a solid capital adequacy level, has witnessed a permanent evolution, determined by the global economic and financial reality. Basel II has brought an improvement of the risk management framework by adding minimum capital...

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The IMF should and can be involved in preventing and combating international crisis?

VIȘAN, Dragoș-Ionuț - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 6(595)(supplement) (2014) 6(595)(supplement), pp. 230-235

Both IMF and the World Bank represented an answer to the collapse of international economy in the 30’s, but neither … expected to play such an important role in the current world economy. Creation of the two international financial institutions … reconstruction of Europe in the 60’s, their mandate was changed at the beginning of the Cold War to reflect a polar world. Also, the …

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Early warning models of financial distress. Case study of the Romanian firms listed on RASDAQ

ANDREICA, Mădălina Ecaterina - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics XVIII(2013) (2013) 5(582), pp. 7-14

In this paper we design an early warning model for Romanian distressed firms. The logit model was built based on financial ratios of 66 Romanian firms listed on RASDAQ that were facing financial difficulties in 2011. In addition, we identified the main principal components obtained with minimum...

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