Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 6 / 2011 (559)
Reloading Economics
„The unusual characteristic of wealth was imposed in two ways: as an illusion of the equality of chances and as a support for the statistical access to power.”
For at least two decades, the explicative capacity of Economics has been experiencing a problem: consequences, in their vast majority, do not follow from premise. A neurotic estrangement took place between the relevance of the theory and its consistencies and contents.
Contents
The Impact of Sovereign Credit Ratings on the Issuance of Government Bonds in Central and Eastern Europe
Optimal Licensing Contracts with Adverse Selection and Informational Rents
Morality, Ethics and True Image in Business Accounting
Intra-Industry Trade in Tourism Services
Operational Risk Modeling
Trends in Trade and Investment Flows between the EU and the BRIC Countries
The Evaluation of the Competitiveness State of Manufacturing Companies in Romania – an Approach According to Mereuţă Model
The Birth of the Regulated Company in the Macroeconomic Environment
FDI in the Service Sector – Propagator of Growth for India?
The Economic Theory and the Global Crisis, between Theoretical Solutions and the Economic Reality