Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 8 / 2012 (573)
The Wagner hypothesis from the perspective of the Romanian economy
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Abstract. The study consists in determining a long term relationship between the size of the governmental expenses and the economic growth in Romania during the 2000-2010 period. By using the quarterly data of this period and the econometric techniques like the Granger causality, the co-integration analysis and VAR analysis, we have reached the conclusion that there is enough proof in favour of validating the Wagner law.
Contents
The new economic geography and regional policy in Romania
Recent evidence on concentration and competition in Turkish banking sector
Solutions against crisis applicable to the oro-dental health system in Romania
The bad public decisions’ ripple – setting the education off balance. Marketing simulation – education design decisions
Prepayment risk, impact on credit products
Financial stability, monetary policy and budgetary coordination in EMU
Central Bank independence
Re(De)-Forming public administration: an expert outlook on reform planning in Romania
The economic crisis – implications on methods and instruments used in quality of life studies
The Wagner hypothesis from the perspective of the Romanian economy
Effects of interest rate, exchange rate and their volatilities on stock prices: evidence from banking industry of Pakistan
Considerations on hospital financing in the context of health care decentralization