• The Influence of the Economic Growth Process on Romanian Employment 

      Herman, Emilia (Europlus Galati, 2012-03)
      The aim of this paper is to analyse the influence of the economic growth process on the Romanian employment, in the 1990-2010 period. The results of this study highlight, on the one hand, the existence of a negative ...
    • The Investment Policy Key Element for the Development and Integration of Romania Into the EU 

      Buhociu, Florin Marian; Moga, Liliana; Vîrlănuță, Florina Oana ('Dunarea de Jos" University of Galati, 2007-01)
      The present paper presents some elements for evaluation of the level of certain macroeconomic indices for Romania in the last years, and more precisely the index for inflation, the deficit of the current account, the GPD ...
    • The Macroeconomic Outlook and the Impact of the Global Crisis in the Euro Area 

      Chiriţă, Mioara (Editura Europlus Galaţi, 2010-01)
      This paper provides general analysis and evolution of macroeconomic and financial indicators in the euro area, during the recent crisis 2008-2009. The financial market turmoil that began in 2007 led to a severe global ...
    • Oil Effect on World Economy 

      Neculiță, Mihaela; Șarpe, Daniela; Mazilescu, Vasile (Universitas Galatiensis, 2006-01)
      The paper presents the macroeconomic effects of the oil trade on the world economy, taking into account a number of factors that characterise it: evolution of oil price, as well as dynamics of oil exports, economic ...
    • South-East Region in Bulgaria: Economic Performance and Key Sectors Analysis 

      Golemanova, Antoaneta (Universitas Galatiensis, 2008-01)
      The present paper attempts to provide insight into the economic performance of the South-east region (SER) of Bulgaria by presenting quantitative relationships between sectors in the regional economy. Methodologically ...
    • Stochastic Simulation of the Exchange Rate 

      Sbughea, Corina; Aldea, Anamaria ("Dunărea de Jos" University of Galati, 2007-01)
      The rational expectations paradigm, that dominates macroeconomics fails to take into account the complexity of the information, which is so vast that the individual brain cannot understand the full of it. The agents are ...