Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 9 / 2013 (586)
Underdevelopment's gravitation
As it is shown by the global statistics, underdevelopment has a stronger gravitational pull than development. There is no other explanation for the constantly high ratio of the population finding themselves bellow the line of income standards and quality of life accepted as normal by the civilized world. The realm of poverty absorbs, as if by force of gravity, the most part of the planet's inhabitants within its sphere of influence.
Contents
- The impact of accounting information on managerial
decisions – Empirical study conducted in the hospitality
industry entities in Romania
Sorin BRICIU
Carmen SCORŢE
Ioana MEŞTER
- Exchange rate volatility effects on export
competitiveness. Romanian Case
Anca GHERMAN
George ŞTEFAN
Adriana FILIP
- Do investors consider composite leading indicators?
Time series evidence from emerging countries
Mert TOPCU
Ulas UNLU
- Can Member States
unlock the national competitiveness
through export market share effects?
Angela Cristina POPA
Călin CANTEMIR
- Innovation – a national priority, supported
by the regional development agencies
Elena ENACHE
Cristian MOROZAN
- Pros and cons of using derivatives
Ramona GOGONCEA
Ioana-Diana PAUN
- Harmonization process in defining
small and medium-sized enterprises.
Arguments for a quantitative definition
versus a qualitative one
Maria-Mădălina BUCULESCU (COSTICĂ)
- Financial stability between liberalization
and regulation
Cristian IONESCU