the impact of the main macroeconomic indicators on the final consumption of the population
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Abstract
In the last few years, and especially after the beginning of the economic and financial crisis in Romania, significant changes occurred in the macroeconomic indicators conditioning the final consumption of the population. Consequently, in this article, we aimed at analysing the evolution of the main macroeconomic indicators (the Gross Domestic Product, - GDP, the inflation rate, the unemployment rate) influencing the final consumption of the population, as well as the correlation among these variables. For the analysis of these correlations I proposed using the linear regression model. The analysis of the trend and of the causal links among the studied variables uses annual series from the 2000 – 2012 period. For the statistical processing and the econometric modelling we used software Excel and Eviews software packages.
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| Authors | ;Consuela NECȘULESCU;Luminița Șerbănescu |
| Journal | research in education |
| Year | 2014 |
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