Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 7 / 2009 (536)
Fleeing the extremes
„We, animals, are the most complicated things
in all the known universe.”
in all the known universe.”
Richard Dawkins
The economists' propensity of accepting as working hypotheses the assumptions of ideologies already seems natural. In conditions where decisions have either emotional determinants (especially in microeconomics) or political ones (particularly in macroeconomics), the economists have assumed a losing position. Their theories, in order to be successful - which means being friendly towards the leadership - have searched for the explanation around rationality, often in spite of it.
Contents
Marin Dinu
- Public Integrity and Performance of Governance. A Comparative Study for South-Eastern Europe
Ani Matei
Lucica Matei
- The Operational Risk – Minimum Capital
Requirements
Gabriela Victoria Anghelache
Ana Cornelia Olteanu
- Guarantees in Banking Operations
with Bank Customers
Vasile Dedu
Adrian Enciu
- Aspects Regarding the Development
and the Integration of the Corporate Social
Responsibility Concept in Firms’ Behaviour.
Particularities for Small and Medium-sized
Enterprises
Georgeta Vintila
Maricica Moscalu
- The Role of Promotion in Milling and Bakery
Products Sales
Sergiu-Bogdan Constantin
