Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2013 (578)
The underground macroeconomics
„Like Physics, which cannot yet explain 96% of the substance in the Universe, so is Economics, unprepared to understand and to offer a rational explicative model to the underground economy.”
The habit of conceptualizing certain components of the economic reality from a moral perspective functions as a barrier to the truth. That is the predicament of the concept of underground economy, which - though excessively themed - is incompletely theorized, expelled from the core of economic theory and minimally formalized. Thus reality undergoes statistical approximation, is indirectly evaluated and treated in normative terms.
Contents
Marin Dinu
- Corruption, public integrity, and globalization
in South-Eastern European states.
A comparative analysis
Andrew I.E. EWOH
Ani MATEI
Lucica MATEI
- The risks of Euro adoption in Romania –
an analysis based on ten criteria
Marius-Corneliu MARINAŞ
- The impact of foreign direct investment on economic
growth: the Portuguese experience
Nuno Carlos LEITÃO
Saeed RASEKHI
- Employment in the EU countries:
a panel data analysis
Larisa STĂNILĂ
Mădălina ANDREICA
Amalia CRISTESCU
- Territorial efficiency of the cohesion policy
in Romania
Daniela Livia TRAŞCĂ
Mirela Ionela ACELEANU
Daniela SAHLIAN
- Corporate social responsibility and organizational
identity in post-crisis economy
Diana Andreia HRİSTACHE
Claudia Elena PAİCU
Nilgün İSMAİL
- Urban and rural educational system disparities
in Romania
Mihaela Roberta STANEF
- Adaptation of the tourism in Romania
to the new economic context imposed
by the global economic crisis (in 2010)
Silvia IFTIME
Paulina Cornelia PODINA
