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1. 1. CULTURE, UNIVERSAL (OR NOT) PREFERENCES AND SOCIAL WELFARE — 19 November 2014

   Authors:   • John M. POLIMEN, Afiliation: Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences USA  • Raluca-Ioana IORGULESCU, email: raluca_i@lycos.com, Afiliation: „Athenaeum” University, Bucharest
   Abstract: Real economic systems—at least during the past two hundred years or so—undergo rapid, qualitative and irreversible change. Economic change

   2013 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN: xxxxxx > CULTURE, UNIVERSAL (OR NOT) PREFERENCES AND SOCIAL WELFARE

2. 2. ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF MULTIPLE EQUATION OF DIFFERENT SHAPE — 23 November 2014

   Authors:   • Vasile BENDIC, email: vasilebendic@yahoo.com, Afiliation: University Politehnica – Bucharest
   Abstract: Market economy has its own mechanisms which are subject to a continuous adjustment system through the action of specifics objective laws. In this cont

   2013 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN: xxxxxx > ECONOMETRIC MODEL OF MULTIPLE EQUATION OF DIFFERENT SHAPE

3. 3. TOWARDS A NONLINEAR APPROACH OF THE MODERN SOCIETIES — 23 November 2014

   Authors:   • Cristian Nicolae STANICA, email: stanica_cris@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Institute of Economic Forecast, Romanian Academy, Bucharest
   Abstract: The paper points out the impact of modern theory methods of synergetic over the analysis of sociology and economics. These methods are able to capture

   2013 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN: xxxxxx > TOWARDS A NONLINEAR APPROACH OF THE MODERN SOCIETIES

4. 4. CORPORATE GOVERNANCE RELATIONSHIP WITH STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT — 23 November 2014

   Authors:   • Issam MF SALTAJI, email: createmyworld@mail.ru, Afiliation: Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania
   Abstract: The paper highlights on corporate governance relation through collecting and analyzing different secondary resources such as websites, lectures, publi

   2013 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN: xxxxxx > CORPORATE GOVERNANCE RELATIONSHIP WITH STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT

5. 5. FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) IN ROMANIA. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE USING RESTRICTED AND UNRESTRICTED ECM MODELS — 24 November 2014

   Authors:   • Dalina Maria ANDREI, email: dalinaandrei@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Institute for Economic Forecasting, Romanian Academy
   Abstract: This article examines the FDI in Romania using the autoregressive distributed lag model (ARDL) compared with conventional (error correction model) ECM

   2014 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN:xxxxxxx > FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT (FDI) IN ROMANIA. EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE USING RESTRICTED AND UNRESTRICTED ECM MODELS

6. 6. ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE, PART OF ADVANCED EUROPEAN INTEGRATION — 24 November 2014

   Authors:   • Liviu C. ANDREI, email: liviucandrei@yahoo.com, Afiliation: National University for Political Sciences and Public Administration, in Bucharest, Faculty of Public Administration.
   Abstract: In 1961, in the earlier stage of the European integration, Bela Balassa proposed a five successive phase model about it as a foresight. Today, the hal

   2014 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN:xxxxxxx > ECONOMIC CONVERGENCE, PART OF ADVANCED EUROPEAN INTEGRATION

7. 7. MODELING CREDIT RISK THROUGH CREDIT SCORING — 24 November 2014

   Authors:   • Adrian Cantemir CALIN, email: cantemircalin@ipe.ro, Afiliation: Institute for Economic Forecasting  • Oana Cristina POPOVICI, email: popovici.oana@yahoo.com, Afiliation: The Bucharest University of Economic Studies
   Abstract: Credit risk governs all financial transactions and it is defined as the risk of suffering a loss due to certain shifts in the credit quality of a coun

   2014 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN:xxxxxxx > MODELING CREDIT RISK THROUGH CREDIT SCORING

8. 8. SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT — 24 November 2014

   Authors:   • Raluca-Ana-Maria DUMITRU, email: raluca_dumitru1@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Ph.D. Student of the National Institute of Economic Research “Costin C. Kiritescu”, Romanian Academy
   Abstract: A priority of sustainable development is to solve the economic and social problems. The major cause of the continued deterioration of the environment

   2014 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN:xxxxxxx > SOCIAL AND ECOLOGICAL DIMENSIONS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

9. 9. A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE INFLATION RATE FORECASTS IN ROMANIA — 24 November 2014

   Authors:   • Mihaela SIMIONESCU, email: mihaela.simionescu@ipe.ro, Afiliation: Institute for Economic Forecasting of the Romanian Academy
   Abstract: The main goal of this research is to improve the degree of accuracy for inflation rate forecasts in Romania. The inflation was forecasted using a vect

   2014 - 05 - Contemporary crisis - risks and challenge, ISBN:xxxxxxx > A STRATEGY TO IMPROVE THE INFLATION RATE FORECASTS IN ROMANIA

10. 10. Analysis of Indicators of Cohesion Policy in Romania — 17 April 2017

    Authors:   • Dalina Maria ANDREI, PhD., email: dalinaandrei@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Institute of Economic Forecasting, Romanian Academy
    Abstract: The paper below regards the cohesion concept, as update and made\r\n\r\n concrete for the today European Union and member countries. The literature is

    2014 - 12 - Challenges of the modern economy in the globalisation > Analysis of Indicators of Cohesion Policy in Romania

11. 11. Globalisation Impact on Demographic Phenomena — 17 April 2017

    Authors:   • PhD. Mariana BALAN, email: dr.mariana.balan@gmail.com, Afiliation: “Athenaeum” University”- Bucharest and Institute of National Economy, Romanian Academy -NIER  • PhD. Raluca MAZILESCU, email: ralucamazilescu@gmail.com, Afiliation: Institute of National Economy, Romanian Academy  • Elena ZAMAN, email: elenazaman@gmail.com, Afiliation: Institute of National Economy, Romanian Academy
    Abstract: Globalisation, climatic changes and demography are the main forces modelling the\r\n\r\n development of societies at large and of each nation in parti

    2014 - 12 - Challenges of the modern economy in the globalisation > Globalisation Impact on Demographic Phenomena

12. 12. Marketing Accountability: Linking Marketing Actions to Financial Results — 10 June 2017

    Authors:   • Daniela MITRAN, PhD Associate professor, email: danielamitran@yahoo.com, Afiliation: „Athenaeum” University of Bucharest
    Abstract: Abstract\r\n\r\n Marketing function could benefit from favorable resource allocation and timely\r\n\r\n approvals for new marketing initiatives when i

    2014 - 12 - Challenges of the modern economy in the globalisation > Marketing Accountability: Linking Marketing Actions to Financial Results

13. 13. Forecasts based on Bayesian shrinkage combination — 10 June 2017

    Authors:   • Mihaela SIMIONESCU, PhD., email: mihaela_mb1@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Institute for Economic Forecasting of the Romanian Academy
    Abstract: Abstract. The Bayesian shrinkage combination approach was employed to\r\n\r\n improve the inflation rate predictions in Romania. Forecasters’\r\

    2014 - 12 - Challenges of the modern economy in the globalisation > Forecasts based on Bayesian shrinkage combination

14. 14. Economic Development Between Crisis and Changes in Attitude — 10 June 2017

    Authors:   • Diana Larisa TAMPU Post-doctoral Researcher, email: diana.tampu@yahoo.com, Afiliation: Post-doctoral Researcher -The Romanian Academy
    Abstract: Abstract:\r\n\r\n Over time, all the countries of the world have faced crises, at least on a\r\n\r\n minor level. Under the new economic circumstances

    2014 - 12 - Challenges of the modern economy in the globalisation > Economic Development Between Crisis and Changes in Attitude