Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 3 / 2008 (520)
The Hominization of the Economy
„I couldn't be happy if I did not believe that, finally, the results of our work will be used, one way or the another, for improving the life of the common man.”
Ragnar Frisch
Distortions in the typologization of Economics originate in the explicative sufficiency of modernism. The fixation in rationality, which gave birth to the exclusive competition for performance as a legitimizing recipe of the effort, has pulled Economics from the realm of human sciences. The fleeting benevolence with which it was classified as a social science was nothing but a failed project of ideological visions.
Contents
Marin Dinu
- Tendencies in the Regional Industry and Specialisation in Romania during the Transition Period
Tudorel Andrei
Liviu Bogdan Vlad
Monica Nedelcu
- The Estimation of the Structural Budgetary Deficit for Romania in the Context of Accession to the Euro Zone
Aura-Gabriela Socol
Bogdan Chiriacescu
- Malmquist Index, an Alternative Technique for Measuring Credit Institutions Productivity
Nicolae Dardac
Iustina Alina Boitan
- Sustainability and Dissipative Systems
Emil Dinga
- Perspectives of Collective Investment Undertakings
Market
Gabriela Anghelache
Cosmin Paunescu
- Optimization of Management Decision by Network
Method used for Chipboards Manufacturing
Viorel Lefter
Ivan Cismaru
George Bobeica
- International Migration and its Effects on Family
Maria Constantinescu
Cornel Constantinescu
