THE IMPACT OF THE INDUSTRIALIZATION PROCESS ON THE OTHERS SECTORS OF THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY.THE DYNAMIC ESTABLISHED BETWEEN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE (1866-1939)

Doris Louise Popescu
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Doris Louise Popescu: "Lucian Blaga" University of Sibiu

Revista Economica, 2012, vol. 61.2, issue 2, 58-58

Abstract: Once obtained its independence, Romania began a vast process of rebuilding its economy on new bases. The main interest was focused on developing a national industry, the industrialization process representing one of the most significant chapters of the Romanian economic history, as well as of the history of the national economic thought. Placing/considering the industry as the center of the economic system came to invalidate the theory of a "signally agrarian Romania", marking the beginnings of a diversification concerning the structure of the Romanian economy. Although the industrialization constituted an unquestionable premise of the modernization of the economy, the Romanian society and particularly its politicians could not deny and diminish the role of the agriculture in the national economy. The present paper wants to preset the impact (direct or indirect) of the new economical orientation on the evolution of agriculture, a traditional sector, and to debate upon the place and role that have been granted to the Romanian agriculture in the new created, industry centered, independent economic system.

Keywords: Industrialization Process; Romanian Economy; Agriculture (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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