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Financial Instability And Political Instability

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  • Ionescu Cristian

    (Adademy Of Economic Studies- Faculty Of Economics)

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There is an important link between the following two variables: financial instability and political instability. Often, the link is bidirectional, so both may influence each other. This is way the lately crisis are becoming larger and increasingly complex. Therefore, the academic environment is simultaneously talking about economic crises, financial crises, political crises, social crises, highlighting the correlation and causality between variables belonging to the economic, financial, political and social areas, with repercussions and spillover effects that extend from one area to another. Given the importance, relevance and the actuality of the ones described above, I consider that at least a theoretical analysis between economic, financial and political factors is needed in order to understand the reality. Thus, this paper aims to find links and connections to complete the picture of the economic reality.

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  • Ionescu Cristian, 2012. "Financial Instability And Political Instability," Annals - Economy Series, Constantin Brancusi University, Faculty of Economics, vol. 4, pages 154-158, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:cbu:jrnlec:y:2012:v:4ii:p:154-158
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