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The Analysis of Unemployment in Romania

Diana Cozma Ighian, Rita Toader, Anne Marie Andreea Hordau, Cezar Toader

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The paper presents an analysis of unemployment in Romania and ways of reducing the rate of unemployment.Unemployment constitutes in market economies, under the aspect of the psycho-social, a major risk, with multiple and sustainable development effects, the problem of unemployment has become intense when the transition toward a market economy has been chaotic and without social protection measures.The authors have presented important aspect concerning the issue of unemployment, the factors which influence growth rate of unemployment, forms of unemployment, unemployment situation in Romania, the evolution of the number of unemployed, the analysis of the unemployment rate female and male, analysis of unemployment at the European level, measures for the fall in the unemployment rate proposals to reduce to a minimum level of unemployment through the application of a macroeconomic policies and the use of transported in which will allow the absorption in the economy of unemployed persons.

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The paper presents an analysis of unemployment in Romania and ways of reducing the rate of unemployment.Unemployment constitutes in market economies, under the aspect of the psycho-social, a major risk, with multiple and sustainable development effects, the problem of unemployment has become intense when the transition toward a market economy has been chaotic and without social protection measures.The authors have presented important aspect concerning the issue of unemployment, the factors which influence growth rate of unemployment, forms of unemployment, unemployment situation in Romania, the evolution of the number of unemployed, the analysis of the unemployment rate female and male, analysis of unemployment at the European level, measures for the fall in the unemployment rate proposals to reduce to a minimum level of unemployment through the application of a macroeconomic policies and the use of transported in which will allow the absorption in the economy of unemployed persons.

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The paper presents an analysis of unemployment in Romania and ways of reducing the rate of unemployment.Unemployment constitutes in market economies, under the aspect of the psycho-social, a major risk, with multiple and sustainable development effects, the problem of unemployment has become intense when the transition toward a market economy has been chaotic and without social protection measures.The authors have presented important aspect concerning the issue of unemployment, the factors which influence growth rate of unemployment, forms of unemployment, unemployment situation in Romania, the evolution of the number of unemployed, the analysis of the unemployment rate female and male, analysis of unemployment at the European level, measures for the fall in the unemployment rate proposals to reduce to a minimum level of unemployment through the application of a macroeconomic policies and the use of transported in which will allow the absorption in the economy of unemployed persons.

Key concepts: Unemployment, Economics, Unemployment rate, Full employment, Labour economics, Demographic economics, Macroeconomics

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