ASSUMPTIONS REGARDING THE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CRIME IN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND IN ROMANIA

Marius Pantea, Marius.pantea@academiadepolitie.ro, Costicã Voicu, Profcosticavoicu@yahoo.com, Alina-Elena ANDREI (dãnãilã) and Alina.danaila77@yahoo.com
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Marius.pantea@academiadepolitie.ro: Police Faculty, „A.I. Cuza” Police Academy Bucharest, Romania
Profcosticavoicu@yahoo.com: Police Faculty, „A.I. Cuza” Police Academy Bucharest, Romania
Alina.danaila77@yahoo.com: University „Valahia” of Târgoviºte, Romania

Proceedings of the International Conference Investments and Economic Recovery, 2011, vol. 10, issue 1, 297-306

Abstract: Shock wave produced by the financial crisis started from the "heart of world finance” - United States of America, suddenly hit the European Union economy and finance, especially strong states. Recent studies conducted on the economies of EU highlighted serious problems in functioning and underlying weaknesses in the policies pursued by their governments

Keywords: economic crime; financial crime; fraud; underground economy. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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