Browsing by Author "Todorova, Liudmila"

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    Şomajul – dezechilibru macroeconomic pe piaţa muncii
    (IEFS, 2011) Moroi, Elena; Todorova, Liudmila
    One of the primary purposes of the market economy taking place in Moldova is primarily the creation and consolidation of a new economic mechanism based on market relations, able to ensure, in future, sustainable economic development and a continued increase in quality of life. The labor market in Moldova has trained and evaluated as a market imbalances that systematically, labor supply, global, by sector, etc. demand is higher socio-economic system. Labor market imbalances are determined mainly by economic factors that have led to decreased demand for labor, and prolonged due to drastic decline of the economy, the incoherence and inconsistencies in terms of economic reform. Unemployment is considered as a negative factor affecting economic development in all countries to varying degrees, especially in underdeveloped and transition to market economy. In general terms, unemployment is the negative state of the economy affecting part of the working population available through non-occurrence by job.
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    Инвестиции в современную инновационную систему – основа стабильного экономического роста
    (IEFS, 2012) Todorova, Liudmila; Gribincea, Alexandru
    The modern environment characterized by global competition in an increasingly integrated world markets, dynamism, scale and stability of technological development have become the decisive factor in improving the competitiveness of the economy. Providing the innovative nature of technological development is of particular importance, since only in this way can accelerate the creation of a new modern upgraded base and development of competitive products. The experience of developed countries shows that one of the pillars of sustainable development of humanity in the third millennium is the efficient and targeted use of scientific developments in production, their active participation in the production process.