In this article we propose to review some aspects of the relationship between price stability and financial stability in the current economic context. It is acknowledged that monetary policy of the EUROSYSTEM still have as the main objective the price stability, this being one of the most important ways of supporting sustainable economic growth. Although there are many theoretical approaches of the price stability concept all converging towards the idea of measuring and control of permanent inflation. Financial stability can be seen in the broad sense as the situation in which the financial system may ensure the efficient allocation of savings to investment opportunities and may face the shock without major disruptions. Viewed from this perspective the increased complementarity between price stability and financial stability is associated with economic globalization and, in particular, eliminating impediments to the free movement of capital flows. On the other hand the financial stability may be defined as a situation characterized by the absence of banking crises and by the existence of a certain level of price stability of the assets, including interest rates.

The research paper finds applicability in evaluating assets of enterprise and has as main objective to illustrate how the country risk is a decision maker to determine appropriate rates underlying cash flow estimate using the yield method. The transition from the theoretical to the practical study is done through a case study in the agro-industrial farm found in Dolj, Romania. Practical storage capacities starting from the silos owned by it, the market rates charged for each transaction carried during storage in silos and low country risk used in determining a discount rate, we determined the level of cash-potential flow could be obtained.

In this article, we are dealing with an issue very important as regards the investment decision, namely the influence that it has on inflation. Thus, in a brief introduction spotlighted how we have perceived inflation today, what it means and how it manifests itself. An ample space in the paper is dedicated manner of determining the net present value in the presence of inflation, with an emphasis on the link between the real interest rate, the nominal interest rate and the inflation rate. To be convincing in our approach we introduced in the last part of the paper a case study in which we showed how affects inflation on investment decisions, in practical way.