Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2008 (518)
Instantia Crucis
A dramatical simplification of man's relation with the world uncovers a functional dichotomy: human condition founds the economy, while human nature determines the politics.
The pre-moderns had hoped to save themselves from living the duality by relegating the economy to the empire of necessity and assigning politics to the empire of liberty. They would approximate the disjunctions with the specific ingenuity of beings destined to evolve beyond good and bad, within the framework of the world allowed this side of Olympus. In the end it was about escaping the context, a sort of excusable inconsequence on the basis of the ideal of happiness, in the pursuit of which anything could be useful, even the reductions of sense. Private and public life, be it under different rules of order, were, in the end, for the ancients the faces of the same coin of human existence.
Contents
- Interest Rate Risk Management using Duration Gap Methodology
Dan Armeanu
Florentina-Olivia Balu
Carmen Obreja
- The Organic Products in the Green Marketing Laboratory
Victor Danciu
- Considerations on the Role of Foreign Banks in the Improvement of Romanian Bank System’s Performance
Daniel Badulescu
- Contributions to the Definition of the Managerial Profiles
Dan Constantinescu
- The Regime of Contracts under Execution within the Insolvency Procedure
Cornelia Lefter
Ana Maria Lupulescu
- Major Trends in the Development of the Marketing Information System
Gheorghe Orzan
Iuliana Cetina
Nora Mihail