[PDF] Top 20 Debt and economic growth in the European Union : what causes what?

... about the possible consequences of high debt levels on economic growth in many countries and regions around the world, especially in European Union ... See full document

... sustainable and inclusive growth while promoting the harmonious development of the EU through a reduction in economic and social cohesion represent a common task for all ... See full document

... In the last few years, we have witnessed the importance of credit rating agencies (Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s, and Fitch) and their crucial task in providing information on ... See full document

... present, in base of the consulting with the participants on the state titles in what regards the volume and debt instruments used for financing the ... See full document

... In the last few years, we have seen the importance of credit rating agencies (Standard & Poor’s, Moody’s, and Fitch) and their crucial task in providing information on which ... See full document

... account. The common IV estimators, as well as the GMM model present limitations not only in the kind of information they provide, but also in their ...application. The ... See full document

... Although the sustainability of public finances and implicitly of public debt has been an issue extensively debated for over a century, they currently remain vague ...definition in terms of ... See full document

... however, the importance of the international influence, much evident in some educational issues highlighted in Southern Europe countries, as part of its own policy choices and its ... See full document

... of the Competition Council - and my collaborators and experts in the field of State confronted many ...convince the Romanian authorities to accept the ex-ante control of ... See full document

... analyze the determinants of economic growth in African countries in the period ranging between 1950 and 2012, such as public debt, the capital stock, ... See full document

... effects in countries with high debt levels. Furthermore, the European Commission (2003) verifies that during the past three decades, only half of the fiscal consolidation ... See full document

... structural and economic, social and political environmental problems, made Romania to miss in recent years, most of the nominal criteria approved by the Maastricht Treaty, ... See full document

... Rajan and Zingales (1998) argued that there is no clear causality between financial development and economic growth and proposed further tests to analyse the mechanism through ... See full document

... By contrast, there is a large heterodox body of literature which argues that regi- onal economic differences are not nec.essarily narrowed by factor mobility and t[r] ... See full document

... Abstract: The impact of the economic and financial crisis is still being ...of the banking system, but then quickly affected the real economy, causing a substantial slump ... See full document

... of the quarterly growth rate of GDP among them, but remarkably different from the one presented by the Portuguese ...Firstly, the predominance of positive economic growth ... See full document

... space and scales of regionalism were then at the core of such a ...link the academic communities that tend to focus on macro or microregions, thus suggesting new research paths and a clearer ... See full document

... efficiency, the industrial sector is already developed and new compa- nies can enter the market to enhance economic productivity and generate capital ...investment. The ... See full document

... If the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN) did not exist, someone would have to invent ...simple. In the current environment where databases contain many millions of records, unique ... See full document

... entered and stored in a spreadsheet in Microsoft Office Excel ...using the technique of double-entry validation. To detect inconsistencies, the questionnaire was located containing ... See full document