Economic growth is an increase of the results of an economic system in a particular time and space. Economic results are synthetically described by GNP or real GDP adjusted with the deflator on the whole or per capita. Sustainable development is the kind of development that satisfies the present...

The severity of the global financial crisis has highlighted major structural limits not only at the level of credit institutions' risk management strategies, but also in the financial safety net. There were very few rules at the onset of the international financial crisis, to determine the...

­The literature devoted to economic development concerns itself in a growing de­gree with the role and importance of institutions­­­

The interest in developing computerized or rather automated systems is determined not by the desire to have an immediate gain but, above all, to strategic goals. Investing in Information Systems (SI) in computer and telecommunications equipment, banks want, first and foremost, to discount and...

Globalization is the rapid increase in cross-border economic, social, technological exchange under the conditions of capitalism. International trade and investment have been the engines of world growth over the past 50 years. The tons of goods traded around the world have grown by 16 times since...