Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2023 (634), Spring
Black Sea and East Mediterranean approach on sustainable development
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
Silvia DUMITRESCU-POPA
The Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania
Abstract. The Black Sea is at the intersection of Europe, Central Asia and the Middle East, being an important center of transport for steel, agriculture goods and energy. A connection between different cultures, a region with political, social and economic fragmentation. It is linked to the Mediterranean, through the Bosphorus and Dardanelles Strait, which is a region vulnerable to the impact of global warming. Historically, it has also constituted a convenient route with the west, as it is today. The trades that are made in this area are ones of high value not only for each country that surrounds it, but as well for the global market.
Innovative approaches are needed in order to implement policies and measures to ensure sustainable development in order to adapt for the future, whether it is to minimize the effects of climate changes or different crises this area may face. Adaptation and development of each country is important in order to sustain these challenges, not to mention that in these modern times, imbalances have occurred and strategies need to be rethought by each country.
Keywords: sustainable development, investments, competitiveness, trade, global warming.
Contents
- Obstacles to innovation and policy implications:
exploring the case of Romanian firms
Mihaela DIACONU
- Adjusting the 5C pentagon for better health policymaking:
observing the leading behavioural risks factors
(diet, smoking, and alcohol consumption)
Ioana Teodora BIŢOIU
Cristina Elena NICOLESCU
- Incentivizing CEOs via pay and forced turnover:
Do tenure and managerial ability matter?
Nadide BANU OLCAY GÜNER
- Forecasting the Romanian inflation rate: An Autoregressive
Integrated Moving-Average (ARIMA) approach
Rareș-Petru MIHALACHE
Dumitru Alexandru BODISLAV
- The effects of geopolitical risks on tourism revenues
of the Middle East and Asian countries
Ismet GOCER
Peter KOVACS
- The potential of macroeconomic forces and ICT
in affecting the sectorial growth: ARDL approach
in the context of East Asian countries
Sadik Aden DIRIR
- Validity of asset pricing models in Istanbul Stock Exchange
(ISE) information technology index
Akin ARDA
Arif SALDANLI
Sümeyra UZUN
- Dynamic relationship between external debt
and unemployment in Sub-Saharan Africa
Samuel Erasmus ALNAA
Juabin MATEY
- An analysis of factors influencing empowerment
of rural women through Deendayal Antyodaya Yojana –
National Rural Livelihood Mission (SGSY)
Ravi Kumar GUPTA
Udit MAHESHWARI
Debendra Nath DAS
- The impact of Covid-19 payment moratoria
on the Romanian banking system
Eugen-Marian VIERESCU
- Uncertainty and monetary policy during the Covid-19 pandemic
in Tunisia: Evidence from a Bayesian VAR
Dorra TURKI
Foued Badr GABSI
- Research on the evolution of migration in Romania
after the fall of the communist regime
Ioana Manuela MÎNDRICAN
Elena Florentina MATEI
- Black Sea and East Mediterranean
approach on sustainable development
Elena-Iulia CHITA
Silvia DUMITRESCU-POPA
- An economic analysis of trade war and deglobalization
in current international relations
within the paradigm of globalization
Altaf Hussain PADDER
- Financial difficulties and economic recession:
Evidence from Canadian seniors
Samir AMINE
Wilner PREDELUS
- Inflation targeting and exchange rate pass-through in India:
Lessons from international experience
Arshid Hussain PEER
Mirza Allim BAIG
- The circular economics of constructions
Rareș-Mihai NIȚU
- Market mood index and stock market.
Evidence from National Stock Exchange
Neha SETH
Yogesh KUMAR
- Analysis of the effects of social and fiscal policy
on incomes during the COVID-19 pandemic in Romania
Eva MILITARU
Amalia CRISTESCU
Silvana BOBÂRNAT