SOME ASPECTS THAT CONCERN THE ECONOMICAL-FINANCIAL LEVERS WITHIN THE FINANCIAL MECHANISM FUNCTIONALITY

Iosif Moldovan
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Iosif Moldovan: Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania

Revista Economica, 2009, vol. 48, issue 6, 49-60

Abstract: Between the public financial resources that are meant to satisfy the general society needs, the precise modality of sampling, distributing, and control of their use within a created normative background, and the instruments with which the state interferes within the economy on different levels of the financial cash flow networks related with the general consolidated budget, there are conditional links. These links assure that the economical - financial levers are used, the objective support being offered by the public finances science. From this perspective, some important financial categories such as: taxes, public expenses, public budget, budgetary credit, state loans, social contributions etc. could be used as financial – economical levers provided that they facilitate the positive solution of some economical or social expectations. The goal of using the financial – economical levers is to contribute to the improvement of the performances in different activity fields which need and allow the state intervention. These are conceived and put into practice by the political decision-taking factors. The impact of their use could be a positive one if their specific functioning mechanism is well known. Some financial-economical positive effects could be obtained throughout the use of some specific financial instruments coming from the private finances field.

Keywords: financial-economical levers; taxes; public expenses; budget; credit; subsidies (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2009
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