Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 12 / 2007 (517)
The Closing of the Insolvency Procedure
Ana Maria Lupulescu
Academia de Studii Economice, Bucuresti
Abstract. The achievment of the balance between the offer and the demand in a market economy makes that some merchants win and others lose. Losing in business is a normal risk, usually assumed by any merchant. But when the merchant record losses, the issue is of engaging his responsibility before all those that may be damaged due to his negative results. Faced to this reality, the commercial legislation, by way of the collective procedure, has tried to found the most adequate means to reduce up to the maximum the negative influences that the losses beared by a merchant may have on his creditors. According to this, from the new law of the collective procedure (Law no. 85/2006) there have been analized those cases of closing the procedure and their effects which raised already problems in practice and aroused interesting doctrinal controversies.
Contents
The Analysis of the Reaction of the Romanian Companies Supplying Electrical Energy to the Modification of the Geopolitical Context and of the Internal Legislative Frame
Transaction of the Derivated Financial Products on the Romanian Capital Market. Advantages and Risks
Technology and its Strategic Implications
Considerations Regarding the Decoupling Thesis under Conditions of Demographic Growth and Industrialization
The Emergence of Ethic Banks and Social Responsibility in Financing Local Development
The Environment and the Relative Protection Programs
The Closing of the Insolvency Procedure
Models of Macroeconomic Systems using Genetic Algorithms