The economic crisis triggered in 2007 made many believe that a relatively long period will follow, where the public … will favor a greater role for the state. I appreciate that, on the contrary, the public attitude will act in the opposite … the state. …

The crisis, in a dazzling way, shows not only that state regulation of financial activities is ineffective, but that … ineluctable need to make profits only in the market economy. …

The lesson of crisis in economy, if we could condense it into a single idea, would sound like this: when private …

a century. What is the role that big world market players have in crisis “preparation”, onset and resorption? Do … solutions originate in the state’s support or in the market? Does globalization erase national borders in such situations? How …Crisis clearly distinguishes itself from the large mass of economic phenomena through its provocative force, which …

The phenomenology of crisis is one of the most complex tasks that economics undertook and undertakes to discern. Crisis … use the first variant, we shall try to tackle this topical issue called crisis from the perspective of the correlations …, crisis changes things. …

a century. What is the role that big world market players have in crisis "preparation", onset and resorption? Do … solutions originate in the state's support or in the market? Does globalization erase national borders in such situations? How …Crisis clearly distinguishes itself from the large mass of economic phenomena through its provocative force, which …

transformed under the impact of the strong forces of globalization, crisis, technology, demography and ongoing ideas. It is … looking for some kind of mixtum compozitum, which often prove just pure illusions. The crisis is proving to be a structural …

</titre> Todays? debate is largely dominated by the economic crisis. Everybody is now familiar with the concept of … ?subprimes? or the return of Keynes. However, while our attention is turned towards OCDE countries, far less consideration is … given to Third World and emergent second world countries. And yet, these countries are equally concerned by the crisis …