(INCE, 2016) Garstea, Sergiu; Birca, Iulita; Gribincea, Alexandru
Once the acute phases of the financial and euro crises were over, it was clear that it would take
time for advanced economies to recover. The history of past financial crises gave a clear warning that recovery would typically be long and painful. The aim is to investigate the state of the world economy to make some conclusions for the less advanced countries, like Moldova. Research methodology involves analytical, comparative, foresight, induction and deduction methods. New development and planning institutions presume the rejection of forms of bureaucratic centralism and base on network forms of organization of the subject and the process of production, trade and services.
