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Der Beschluß der rumänischen Regierung vom 18. Januar 1992, den Mindestlohn lediglich von 7000 auf 8500 Lei anzuheben, ist auf den erbitterten Widerstand der Gewerkschaften gestoßen. Der Beitrag behandelt die Auseinandersetzung zwischen Regierung und Gewerkschaft vor dem Hintergrund der rumänischen Wirtschaftskrise. Sollte es zu dem von den Gewerkschaften angekündigten Generalstreik kommen, ist für 1992 mit weiteren Produktionseinbußen zu rechnen. (BIOst-Srt)

Tackling challenges in order to promote competitiveness in various economic sectors requires understanding and approaching the risk assessment as an essential factor that can anytime determine the availability of the mechanisms and resources needed for a sustainable future. Although a certain amount of risk has to be assumed, losses caused by specific events appear to be broader than gains. In order to ensure economic growth, it is challenging for governments to try to manage the exposure to losses, this being the reason why they play a key role in fundamental prediction and in finding the most suitable evaluation tools. Despite the struggle against global strains and political risks, uncertainty not only persists in association with the external environment, but it reached extremely exalted levels compared to recent history. The instability of the global environment is leading to a lot of economic decisions being put on pause. Uncertainty's effects about a nation's economic policies can often spread beyond the country's borders, this being the reason why a possible deterioration of the macroeconomic equilibrium is expected to have a significant impact on the risk perception, with direct consequences upon the Romanian economy. The aim of this article is to outline not only the existing economic framework in Romania, but also its future development in a macroeconomic context driven by uncertainty.

Marvin R. Jackson ; Inhaltsverzeichnis ; Volltext // Exemplar mit der Signatur: München, Bayerische Staatsbibliothek -- 4 Z 68.247-1990,23/24

The article aims to highlight the characteristics of some negative phenomena, such as tax evasion
and corruption, which affect the economy Romanian. Tax evasion is the most important component of the
mechanism of economic-financial crime, and the EU space faces an impressive dynamic of the export and
import of economic crime, combating this phenomenon becoming the primary goal of specialized bodies. In
this research, the aspects, concepts and causes of these negative phenomena will be analyzed, as well as the
interdependence between them and the fiscal pressure

Romania joined the EU on January 1, 2007. Becoming a full member had effects on both Romania and the European Union. Once the Association Treaty had been signed, a complex process of integration began. The integration process didn't end after Romania's EU accession but will continue to integrate the economies of all Member States. The questions that we answer are: Which were the effects felt by Romania in the pre-accession period? What happened after the accession to the European Union?

The second half of 2008 marked, in Romania, the entry into technical recession, and during the following periods of time the economic contractions led to a widespread crisis in almost all sectors. In the first half of 2010, Europe recorded the first increase, more or less timid, meaning leaving the recession, but in Romania we continue to record an economic contraction – in other words, the fourth quarter of crisis. Business analysts and business people consider that this setback was caused by the lowering of the population's purchasing power and government measures taken or just announced, in the first half of 2010, as well as the bankers' reluctance to lend to firms.