Business and Economy Review, no. 2

Politici de creștere economicăSaturday, 5 March 20057135 views

Authors

Valeriu Prohnițchi

Programme Director, "Research and Methodology"

As electoral competition heats up, Moldovan authorities are more inclined to use administrative and indicative policy tools in the economic policy. Inter alia, the Ministry of Finance received indications from the President on financing of new social priority spending. The economic implications and risks of the political interferences are part of the analysis undertaken in this edition of the Business and Economy Review.

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Recent publications from Economic growth policies

Moldova must begin a broad fiscal consolidation reform to bring the budget deficit within manageable limits

Monitoring report on the implementation of the State Property Management Strategy in the field of State-owned Enterprises and Commercial Companies with full or majority state capital

The territorial-administrative reform of the Republic of Moldova must be correlated with a broad reform of fiscal decentralization: statistical and econometric calculations

Position paper. Perspectives of local public administration reform