Patterns of Structural Changes in Cee Economies in New Millennium

Fedajev, Aleksandra; Nikolić, Djordje; Rădulescu, Magdalena; Sinisi, Crenguta Ileana

doi:10.3846/tede.2019.11253

Cited by 11 publications

(6 citation statements)

References 33 publications

Supporting

Mentioning

Contrasting

Order By: Relevance

“…In another paper analyzing structural changes in the economy of EEC countries, Fedajev et al (2019) identified that the key sectors in these economies are those related to services, while the productive and supply sectors of electricity, gas, steam have decreased in importance.…”

Section: Involvement Of Governments In Reaching the Objectives Of Sus...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Linking the Government Expenditures to the Achievement of the Europe 2020 Strategy Indicators. Evidence From Central and Eastern European Countries

Bădîrcea

Manta

Doran

et al. 2022

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

In order to evaluate the degree of sustainable development at CEEC (Central and Eastern European Countries) by means of an aggregate indicator and to determine if the government expenditures in the field of environment, environment protection, fuel, energy, education and social protection could influence the achievement of the Europa 2020 targets, a data panel of 10 CEEC for 2007–2018 period was analysed through Fully Modified Ordinary Least Squares (FMOLS) method and a Vector Error Correction Model (VECM). To calculate the indicator, an algorithm that included six steps was used. The results of the study show, on long-term, statistically significant correlations between the target indicator and all the selected variables, except for the government expenditures with the education variable. However, on short-term, there were identified strong connections reflected in bidirectional causality between government expenditures with social protection and the target indicator. Also, on short-term, a strong causal relationship was identified from target indicator to the total government expenditures for education, from the environmental protection government expenditures to the government expenditures for social protection and from the total government expenditures for social protection to the total government expenditures for education.

show abstract

Section: Involvement Of Governments In Reaching the Objectives Of Sus...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Linking the Government Expenditures to the Achievement of the Europe 2020 Strategy Indicators. Evidence From Central and Eastern European Countries

Bădîrcea

Manta

Doran

et al. 2022

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

show abstract

“…With the advent of the capitalist market in transition economies, there was noticed a significant fall in demand coming simultaneously from various sources, which was translated into a sharp fall in GDP and an even sharper one in industrial production (Fedajev et al, 2019). The demand fall caused substantial decreases in employment and economic activity levels as well as in the occurrence of informal employment (Cazes & Nesporova, 2003).…”

Section: Peculiarities Of Cee Labour Marketsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cee Labour Markets – Homogeneity or Diversity?

Rollnik-Sadowska

Jarocka

2021

Technological and Economic Development of Economy

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

The aim of the article is to assess real changes taking place on CEE labour markets over the last fifteen years, taking into account as the initial point of analysis – 2004, i.e. the moment of extension of the EU by the first CEE countries and as a final point of analysis – 2019. The research was conducted in two stages. The authors made comparisons with the use of the TOPSIS method, which allowed for creating rankings of CEE countries in terms of labour market situation in the analysed years. The second stage of the study involved the analysis of relations between employment and GDP by an estimation of the multiple regression model. The conducted analysis proves that CEE countries are diversified when it comes to the labour market situation. These countries are also characterized by significant dynamics of changes in the labour market.

show abstract

“…The Romanian development regions, were established based on geographic and socio-economic similarities, in order to develop coherent regional development strategies (Gavrila-Paven I., 2020). At regional level common policies and financial instruments have to ensure sustainable development, which reduces disparities between regions and can shape the development of the entire country (Wlazlak, K., 2010;Fedajev, A et al 2019). Promoting and strengthening regional development is vital for shaping the proper conditions for the long-term development.…”

Section: Literature Review / Research Backgroundmentioning

confidence: 99%

Regional Operational Program - Instrument for Investments Development - Central Region, Romania

GAVRILA-PAVEN¹

2021

Zero Waste Management and Circular Economy

View full text Add to dashboard Cite

Maximizing the absorption of structural funds and their efficiency have to be considered in the general framework of the legislation and the economic effects generated in the national economy. The analyse presented in the article shows the results of the absorption of European funds in the financial programming period 2007-2013 for Central Region, Romania. The analyse includes also an overview on the economic evolution of the companies in sustainability period, analyse extended until 2019. European funds continue to be the main factor supporting the modernization of the Romanian economy and the implementation of structural reforms.The analyse conducted is focused on Regional Operational Program. This program recorded one of the highest absorption rates in the financial programming period 2007-2013, having in the same time, good perspectives for the current financial programming period as well. The monitoring and implementation reports at national and regional level highlight the general program indicators, initially established and carried out during the implementation period, respectively later during their sustainability period. However, these indicators are predefined and follow the impact analysis of the Regional Operational Program at macroeconomic level. There is no information collected on the economic performance of the beneficiaries of funds under this program. This analyse naturally integrates in the area of researches that seek to bring new values, perspectives and configurations to the topic of investigating the role of the impact of non-reimbursable funds on business development. As in any scientific approach, the first step in the elaboration of research is the positioning in the sphere of knowledge, both of the general area of research and of the specific fields. The article provides also the quantitative analysis that will represent the basis for the qualitative research, which will be included in a wider analyse. Companies that used non-reimbursable funds to support their business development, generated additional working places, increased their turn over generated through the economic activity and improved their efficiency.

show abstract

Patterns of Structural Changes in Cee Economies in New Millennium

Cited by 11 publications

References 33 publications

Linking the Government Expenditures to the Achievement of the Europe 2020 Strategy Indicators. Evidence From Central and Eastern European Countries

Linking the Government Expenditures to the Achievement of the Europe 2020 Strategy Indicators. Evidence From Central and Eastern European Countries

Cee Labour Markets – Homogeneity or Diversity?

Regional Operational Program - Instrument for Investments Development - Central Region, Romania

Contact Info

Product

Resources

About