The new economy, also called e -economy, is the most frequently used term in economic and technical literature, discussions of scientists, businessmen and politicians beside globalization and information technology society. Three planes of under standing of the new economy can be distinguished:...

The main challenges currently faced by most central banks are generated by the effects of the economic and financial crisis. Thus, at the national, European and international level there is a trend of changing the economic governance structures and improving the regulatory and supervisory...

Joining the European Monetary Union and adopting the unique currency - euro requires the states to meet a set of real and nominal convergence criteria. Although the real convergence criteria are not mentioned in the Treaty of Maastricht, they planned a major contribution to the success of...

The progressive globalization of the financial and capital markets, the elimination of the national frontiers, the intensification and increase of the international transactions’ number, the spreading of the global companies, the increase of the global economy’s integration degree and the...

Since the international financial crisis, the external environment was an important source of risks and uncertainties, the banking and financial markets of most of the states were marked by successive waves of turbulence, central banks reverted the task of ensuring financial stability to the...

The budgetary deficit issue is a topic of wide interest since the 80s, when the United States faced with the largest budgetary imbalances after World War II. The approached theme coexist naturally with many pro or against mainstreams of a negative budget balance. The essential purposes taken...