This subfield is absolutely crucial for our aggregator because “financialization” is probably the most profound change in global economy. In the classical paradigm, money supported economy, and stimulated entrepreneurship, investments and innovation. Nowadays, the classical relationship between the two main forces of economy, industry and finances, has been reversed. Finances have a life of their own and follow their own logic: they no longer preponderantly stimulate productive economic activity, but rather generate money that cannot be found in real economic circuits. That is the reason why we have introduced this subfield. [read more]
Nowadays international financial markets have the highest degree of integration among economic sectors. For this reason, it is important to analyse the connectivity of national economy to the global market, as well as the multiplication effects that these capital flows can produce. One of the indicators of this subfield is Foreign direct investment in the EU 27. Besides analysing the quantity of capital flows that enter a market, it is important to conduct periodically an in-depth analysis of the rate of capital investment generating long-term growth (e.g. new manufacturing capabilities, new jobs). We have also introduced a series of secondary indicators that are meant to illustrate the multiplier effect in economy and the way Romanian economy can make use of foreign capital entries.
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