romania’s economic growth in the current international context
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Abstract
Present and future economic growth is increasingly dependent on trends in the global economy. They lead to an intertwining of the economic progress at a national-regional-global level. In particular to bearing economic integration, globalization, globalization of economic, political multipolarity, expanding economy on a continental and global level, etc. The effects of these changes can be both beneficial and negative, so we proposed a study on the evolution of parameters characterizing both economic growth and the evolution of this growth in Romania in the current international context.
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| Authors | ;Ion Viorel MATEI;Laura Ungureanu |
| Journal | case reports in endocrinology |
| Year | 2011 |
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