Gender issues and concerns about its incorporation into all Community and national policies enjoy attention, both on the agenda of decision makers from the European Union and the Member States. Moreover, equality between women and men is one of the fundamental principles contained in the Charter...

All Central and Eastern European countries have achieved reforms of their pension systems varying in orientation and depth. We have presented the most important moments in the history of reforms of six countries (Romania, Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Bulgaria) and we have tried...

Towards the late 90’s, together with overcoming the shock of transition, most countries in Central and Eastern Europe began a process of profound reform of the pension systems. The aim of these reforms was mainly ensuring the financial sustainability of the pension systems often without taking...

Romania aims at reducing the economic and social gaps to the EU developed Member States. This requires an economic sustainable growth. An increased labor productivity is one of the main factors of competitiveness at national level and of sustainable economic development.

The effects of the financial and economic crises are observed at the Romanian public budget level, too. The study examines the main developments in the context of the crisis and offers some solutions on the necessary measures at the fiscal and budgetary policies level to alleviate the negative...

Financial crisis has an impact on the real economy, especially through the game central banks have tried to restrict loans to finance production, thus contributing to the fall production. The report request offer, economy tries to play through adjust prices on competitive markets. If banks try...