THE IMPORTANCE OF THE REDUCTION OF REGIONAL DISPARITIES - MAJOR NECESSITY OF THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY

Ceausescu Ionut
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Ceausescu Ionut: CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI UNIVERSITY OF TARGU-JIU

Annals - Economy Series, 2017, vol. 2Special, 203-208

Abstract: At the european level, the history of regional policy was formed around the concept of economic and social cohesion. Alongside the economic union, and monetary policy, the cohesion policy is a major objective of the EU, it signifies the reduction of disparities in the development level of the regions and helping the regions lagging behind to catch up the gap that separates them from the more developed regions of the EU. The european regional policy has as a key objective of reducing economic and social disparities in the EU. It comes in complement of structural policies and national regional applied in the poorest regions and on the labour market. In this sense, the arguments of regional policy related to the risks of disintegration caused by free movement and the disparities existing in a competitive space of large size, found in a stage submitted to integration, but differences still remain important from the point of view of structural and economic policies.

Keywords: economic development; regional gaps; social cohesion; economic cohesion; regional disparities (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2017
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