Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 11 / 2010 (552)
Underground Economy and Corruption: the Major Problems of the Romanian Economy
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Abstract. This paper aims to show characteristics of some negative phenomena such as corruption, tax evasion and underground economy, in the case of Romania. Data on these phenomena are actual and capture the characteristics of our country, comparatively with the other EU countries. Current financial and economic crisis have generated a worsening of these phenomena which, in turn, have deepened the crisis. Limiting tax evasion and fiscal corruption can and should accept to be one of the solutions for improving the public financial balance for Romania.
Contents
The de Larosière Report Regarding the new Structure of European System of Financial Supervision
Public Integrity, Economic Freedom and Governance Performance. A Comparative Study for the EU Member States and Acceding Countries
A Note on Causal Relationship between FDI and Savings in Bangladesh
The Effectiveness of Fiscal Policy in Combating Economic Crisis. An Analysis Based on the Economic Literature
The Effect of Fear Appeal HIV-AIDS Social Marketing on Behaviour: Evaluating the Importance of Market Segmentation
Underground Economy and Corruption: the Major Problems of the Romanian Economy
Health Insurance Participation: The Role of Cognitive Ability and Risk Aversion
Suggestions for Improvement of the Methodology of Elaboration and Substantiation of Economic and Financial Investment Projects in Agriculture