Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 5 / 2008 (522)
Reconstruction in Eastern Europe
Universitatea „Lucian Blaga” din Sibiu
Abstract. This present paper analyzes the evolution of the USSR as well as that of Eastern and Central European countries, which were under Soviet influence, after the Yalta and Tehran agreements, between 1944 and 1960 (1962). What were the transformations that occurred in those states, why and how? What were the outcomes? What were the perspectives? These are essential questions which we intended to answer.
Contents
Importance of Non-banking Financial Institutions and of the Capital Markets in the Economy. The Case of Romania
The Leading Economic Sectors Building Comparative and Competitive Advantages in Romania's Foreign Trade
The University – a Rational-Biologic Model
Reconstruction in Eastern Europe
Evaluation of Individual and Aggregate Credit Institutions Management’s Performance
Senzorial Marketing – Means of Evaluating Customer’s Satisfaction on Balnear Tourism
The Ethos of Cost Management