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1. ADOPTING EURO IN THE NEW MEMBER STATES OF THE EUROPEAN UNION

Author

RADULESCU MAGDALENA

Subjects
euro-zone, Central and Eastern European countries, nominal and real convergence, Commercial geography. Economic geography, HF1021-1027, Economics as a science, HB71-74
Abstract

The aim of this study is to present a comparision between the new EU member states that adopted euro and the ones that didn’t adopt euro so far, regarding their performance in the nominal and real convergence area. The analysis covers the period during 2008 when the crisis errupted and 2015 for the countries in the Central and Eastern Europe that didn’t adopt euro so far. For the euro-zone member states in this region we studied the period between the year of adopting euro and 2015. Studying the statistical data for both eurozone member states and for the non-member states of the eurozone in this region we could conclude how they performed during the crisis and in the last years after the crisis period. Our conclusion is that, both in the nominal and in the real convergence area, the countries that didn’t adopt euro so far presents a better economic and financial situation.

Published
2016

2. FOREIGN CAPITAL EXPANSION IN EASTERN EUROPE

Author

RADULESCU MAGDALENA

Subjects
banking systems, restructuring and consolidation, Central and Eastern European countries, financial crisis., Commercial geography. Economic geography, HF1021-1027, Economics as a science, HB71-74
Abstract

Eastern Europe faced many transformations in the banking sector area, especially during 90s as a result of the privatization process. Many large banking corporations acquired state-owned local banks and developed their operations on the new markets. The foreign capital represents almost 90% of the total banking assets on the Eastern markets. The consolidation and concentration process of the foreign capital on the banking markets continued during the last financial crisis.

Published
2016

3. Forecasting public expenditure by using feed-forward neural networks

Author

Tatiana Zamfiroiu, Radulescu Magdalena, and Banica Logica

Subjects
Inflation, Macroeconomics, Economics and Econometrics, media_common.quotation_subject, Public policy, Feed forward neural, Budgetary policy, Public expenditure, International economics, public spending, Central and Eastern European countries, forecasting model, neural networks, budgetary policy, economic growth, Eastern european, Public spending, Real gross domestic product, Economics, media_common
Abstract

In this paper, we analyse the correlation of the public expenses by functions with real GDP growth, elaborating a model of estimating and forecasting the main public expenses in some selected Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries: Hungary, Poland, the Czech Republic, Bulgaria and Romania. These countries have not adopted the euro yet. This paper presents several forecasting models for the CEE countries public expenditures, during 2015–2016. The models offer a base for the analysis of the potential budgetary implications of the government policies for the target countries. A short- and mid-term forecast for public expenditure is an important part of the modern methods of governmental management for the Central and Eastern European countries. This involves taking into account a wide range of factors, from GDP, inflation, demographic evolution and age share, to public expenditure type correlation. Such a forecast can be obtained with the help of artificial neural networks (ANNs), using the application GMDH Shell, which proved its ability to create complex and accurate forecasts for the economic, social and financial domains.

Published
2015

4. THE MONETARY REGIMES AND THE INFLATION DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES.

Author

RADULESCU, Magdalena and DASCALU, Doina Elena

Subjects
*MONETARY systems, *PRICE inflation, *FINANCIAL crises, *ECONOMIC development
Abstract

This paper aims to presents some considerations regarding some specific monetary regimes adopted in the Central and eastern European countries and the developments of the inflation rate in the frame of these monetary regimes (namely the inflation targeting regime and the Monetary Council regime). The analysis covers both the EU accession moments in 2004 and 2007 and the crisis period started in 2008. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

5. CRISIS IN THE EUROPEAN EMERGING COUNTRIES - CAUSES, EFFECTS AND RECOVERY PROGRAMS.

Author

Radulescu, Magdalena

Subjects
FINANCIAL crises, GLOBAL Financial Crisis, 2008-2009, BANKING industry, RECESSIONS, FINANCIAL markets, INTERNATIONAL markets
Abstract

A short period of apparent resilience to the global financial turmoil has given way to a deep crisis in several European emerging markets, though with substantial differentiation across the region. While the external environment and structural reform efforts will matter, the banking sector, which has played a central role in the run-up to the crisis, holds a key to the speed of recovery from the crisis. In the short term, bank recapitalizations seem unavoidable to prevent recessions from becoming protracted. In the medium term, recovery efforts need to be supported by a strengthening of financial stability arrangements, including for cross-border activities, and the introduction of more forward-looking provisioning policies. This paper presents the situation of the Central and Eastern European Countries during the financial crisis and tries to emphasize some macroeconomic measures to overcome the crisis and the role of the prudential supervision. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2009

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