Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 8 / 2010 (549)
The Turbulence of the Solutions
„Subjectivity is objectified into the invisible hand which becomes the supra-rational authority for certifying economic truth.”
The turbulences at a decision making level in matters of economic crisis are now obvious. The causes, though, deserve scrutiny from at least a couple of perspectives: firstly, because the ideological blockage of standard economic theory is already visible and, secondly, because the ideological resilience produces examples of defiance of the human aspect with regard to the consequences of the crisis.
Contents
Cost Drivers. Evolution and Benefits
Entrepreneurial Perceptions and Activity – Differences and Similarities in Four Eastern European Countries
Controversies Regarding the Corporate Tax Harmonization Trend in the European Union
The Effects of Tax Competition
Public Debt Evolution in the Eurozone and the Need of Policy Coordination
The Impact of Welfare State to Labour Market. European Submodels Differences
The Impact of the Culture on the International Negociations: An Analysis Based on Contextual Comparaisons
Model for the Analysis of the Company Performance