2 research outputs found
Changes of EU industrial policy and its effects on Romania's industrial paradigm
Latest developments on the international markets create new challenges for the old way of industrial production and development. As the developing countries take the share of important players from the EU it is more and more visible the need for a change of the industrial policy. The advance in technology and the way we produce goods it's changing and the need for more advanced and more customized products is growing. The idea that there is no need for industrial policy and the believe that the market must be felt free is also loosing supporters in front of new actors from countries with a strong targeted industrial policy which get higher and higher market shares
The relation between foreign direct investments and some economic indicators. The case of Romanian economy
Foreign direct investments (FDI) are a force that shapes the world economy. Stocks and
flows of FDI (inward and outward) are indicators followed with great attention by national and
international entities and they are correlated with other macroeconomic indicators to detect
trends at regional, national and international levels and to determine the degree of development of
a country. The dramatically changes that occurred in world economy in the last 30 years have
generated major changes on the motivations of foreign investors, the emergence of new types of
economic agents that generate foreign direct investments and new international regulations
regarding FDI. In this article, the authors analyzed the relations between FDI, import, export and
GDP for Romania economy for the period 1990-2014. The research methodology applied is based
on the Augmented Dickey-Fuller statistic test and the Granger causality test, the datasets for the
variables included in the study have been drawn from official data sources, the UNCTAD
database and the National Statistics Institute of Romania’s database (TEMPO). To present their
results, the authors have used graphical and table-based instruments, which provides better
understanding of the research outputs. Also, the study is placed within the context and historical
landmarks of the Romanian economy, the results and conclusions emphasize the effects of certain
actions and events on the indicators and correlations analyzed