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Considerations on World Economic Crisis

Baesu Camelia

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The world economic-financial crisis assumes, synthesizes and reflects as well the tendencies of processes and phenomena of world contemporary economy. At the same time, the emerging processes of world economy leave their finger-mark on the content and characteristics of global crisis, determining its causes and indicating possible solutions of overcoming it and giving a new start to economic development and growth. Although, in the second half of the 20 th century the concerns on economic equilibrium have increased, more and more countries, including Romania, are severely affected by a stressed decorrelation, displayed by the real economy and the nominal one. But, this aspect of the economic life has not been given the proper attention so far. Therefore, the analysis of the main factors generating the decorrelation which occurred between the real economy and the nominal one, might be useful in framing out a rebinding perspective of the two fundamental sides of the economic life during the 21 st century, even from its beginning

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The world economic-financial crisis assumes, synthesizes and reflects as well the tendencies of processes and phenomena of world contemporary economy. At the same time, the emerging processes of world economy leave their finger-mark on the content and characteristics of global crisis, determining its causes and indicating possible solutions of overcoming it and giving a new start to economic development and growth. Although, in the second half of the 20 th century the concerns on economic equilibrium have increased, more and more countries, including Romania, are severely affected by a stressed decorrelation, displayed by the real economy and the nominal one. But, this aspect of the economic life has not been given the proper attention so far. Therefore, the analysis of the main factors generating the decorrelation which occurred between the real economy and the nominal one, might be useful in framing out a rebinding perspective of the two fundamental sides of the economic life during the 21 st century, even from its beginning

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The world economic-financial crisis assumes, synthesizes and reflects as well the tendencies of processes and phenomena of world contemporary economy. At the same time, the emerging processes of world economy leave their finger-mark on the content and characteristics of global crisis, determining its causes and indicating possible solutions of overcoming it and giving a new start to economic development and growth. Although, in the second half of the 20 th century the concerns on economic equilibrium have increased, more and more countries, including Romania, are severely affected by a stressed decorrelation, displayed by the real economy and the nominal one. But, this aspect of the economic life has not been given the proper attention so far. Therefore, the analysis of the main factors generating the decorrelation which occurred between the real economy and the nominal one, might be useful in framing out a rebinding perspective of the two fundamental sides of the economic life during the 21 st century, even from its beginning

Key concepts: Framing (construction), World economy, Economics, Financial crisis, Decorrelation, Economic recovery, Real economy, Economy

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