Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 10 / 2009 (539)
The Costs of Democracy
„There are boundaries of the nonsense which must not be
crossed with too much ease.”
The theories are not guilty for the failure. No matter how many times the failure of neo-monetary theory is paired with the phenomenology of the present crisis, the truth lies elsewhere. The failure is due to the marriage between neo-monetary theory and the belief in the infallibility of the market. A sort of union with an omnipotent divinity.
Contents
Relationship between Occupational Stress, Emotional Intelligence and Job Performance: An Empirical Study in Malaysia
The Impact of Decentralization on Public Health System’s Results. The Case of Romania
Effective Results Analysis for the Similar Software Products’ Orthogonality
Principles for Private and Public Internalisation of Externalities. A Synoptic View
Financial Globalization and the New Capitalism
Regional Discrepancies in the European Union