Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 6 / 2009 (535)
The bubble of ideologies
„It is said that all Cambridge scholars call zero aught
and all Oxford scholars call it naught.”
Apud John D. Barrow
“The fact that I am here is a low probability effect,
and I have the tendency to forget this.”
The strangest thing brought about by the global crisis is the resuscitation of ideological perspectives. There is little doubt that peculiarity is a derivative of the lack of understanding. In this case, the opacity of causes and the inefficiency of solutions to the crisis have generated the massive recourse to the sufficiency of ideologies.
Contents
International Road Freight Transport in France: Experiences from Germany, the Netherlands and Driver Costs Analysis
Managerial Stock Compensation and Risky Investment
Crisis and Dialectics of some Fundamental Economic Relations
The Cluster Association - a Form of Business Development
The Management of Social Services in the European Union from the Perspective of Global Challenges
The Forest of Romania: a Social - Economic's Dramma