Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 11 / 2011 (564)
The Global Crisis and Cyclical Theory
George HARALAMBIE
“Petrol-Gaze” University of Ploieşti
“Petrol-Gaze” University of Ploieşti
Abstract. The dynamics of social development shows that, throughout history, economies have experienced periods of boom and crisis, which were repeated at short, medium and long term, which induces the idea of cyclicality. The effects of the crisis were experienced in terms of investment, output, aggregate demand.
Keywords: crisis; boom; cyclicality; stagflation; recession; anti-crisis measures.
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Contents
Marin Dinu
- Modeling the Market Risk
in the Context of the Basel III Acord
Nicolae DARDAC
Alina GRIGORE
- Public Relations as Promotional Activity
Almira CURRI-MEMETI
- Forecast Intervals for Inflation in Romania
Mihaela BRATU
- Brief Reflections on the Development
of the FDI Theory
Iulia Monica OEHLER-ŞINCAI
- Early School Leaving: Reasons and Consequences
Erika GYÖNÖS
- Impact of FDI and Trade Openness on Economic Growth: A Comparative Study of Pakistan and Malaysia
Zaheer Khan KAKAR
Bashir Ahmad KHILJI
- Dissolution of the Commercial Companies
due to the Passing of Time Established
as a Duration of the Company –
Theoretical and Practical Aspects
Cornelia LEFTER
Ovidiu Ioan DUMITRU
- National and Regional Competitiveness
in the Crisis Context. Successful Examples
Gina Cristina DIMIAN
Aniela DANCIU
- The Global Crisis and Cyclical Theory
George HARALAMBIE
