Versiunea acestei lucrări în limba română poate fi găsită la: 'http://ssrn.com/abstract=2597283' http://ssrn.com/abstract=2597283After the Soviet domination collapse in the Eastern Europe, the countries from the Balkans, with the exception of Greece and Turkey, entered into a quite long...

This paper explores the relationship between the quarterly values of the Romanian exports and of the Gross Domestic Product for the period 2007-2014, which was marked by the consequences of the adhesion to European Union and by the global crisis. In this analysis we employ cointegration tests,...

The adhesion to the European Union in January 2007 induced significant changes in the Romania's foreign trade. In the new circumstances, the Romanian firms have to face an increased competition, but they could also fructify the opportunities of the European single market. Other changes could...

After the fall of communist regime the Romanian current account passed from exceeds to substantial and persistent deficits. This evolution raised concerns over the country external sustainability. Since 2007, in the Romanian foreign trade dramatic changes occurred, being induced by the adhesion...

Monthly seasonality in the stock prices returns is among the best known calendar anomalies that affect the capital markets. The knowledge about such calendar patterns could be exploited in building successful investment strategies. However, it was revealed that not all the calendar anomalies...

This paper approaches the relation between the exchange rate volatility and the Romanian exports to the Euro Area. We employ monthly values of the real exports and the standard deviation of the real exchange rate in a Vector Autoregressive model. We find a negative and weak influence of the...

In this paper we study the possibilities of applying the incremental solutions to the problems of the future European Union enlargements. We analyze some significant targets for the next accessions, taking into consideration the main constraints of the integration. We conclude that small changes...