Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2006 (496)
Public Economy versus Planned Economy. Current Approaches and Problems
Scoala Nationala de Studii Politice si Administrative Bucuresti
Abstract. The present paper proposes a review of the current object and problems facing the public economy. For the past decade and a half, public economy has clearly come back in the attention of the research interests of specialists from the Central and Eastern European countries. Among these, the scientific research encompassed by the public economy area interrelates with the international trends. At a closer look, public economy appears to be a science, particularly interdisciplinary, with sociological, political, econometrical or systemic approaches possible to prevail. To continue, the author makes reference to four pillars of the public economy: optimum, welfare, social choice and economic justice that allow different approaches to develop. A science branch, equally theoretical and practical, public economy will stress its connections with the economic and mathematic modeling, systemic analysis or sociological and political research. Still, seve¬ral problems in public economy remain open. These concentrate on the public interest, intervention and decision. Conceptualization, understanding and description of the mechanisms that allow the operationalisation may form the basis for further developments on both theoretical and practical level. A clear distinction in order to justify the title of this article needs to be made. Public economy is not to be confused with planning economy. The state remains but one of the producers and delivery agents of public goods and services.
Contents
Limits of Inflation Targeting Strategy
Measuring the Company Performance
Higher Economic Education System. A Postindustrial Approach
Short-run and Current Analysis Model in Statistics
The Structural Convergence of the Romanian Economy. Comparative Analysis
„Uthopia – The Castle with Dreams and Hopes”
Testing the Informational Efficiency on the Romanian Financial Market
The Knowledge Economy – New Economy?
The Evolution of the Romanian Capital Market – Limits and Performances
Human Resources and the Competitive Organizational Management
Re-spiritualization in the Changing Process by Creativity, Responsability, Hope
A New Approach in Rentability and Capital Risk Management
A New Agenda for Economic Science
Asymmetrical Information and Uncertainty on the Capital Market
Economic Growth Models Transition
Challenges in Global Economy
Public Economy versus Planned Economy. Current Approaches and Problems
The Deadlock of Sustainable Development
The Dichotomy Real – Nominal in Romanian Economy Evolution
The Rational Relevance of the Diffuse Paradigms