Romanian Journal of Economics
1991 - 2026
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Volume 62, issue 1(71), 2026
- Digitalization and education: modelling spatial interactions in Romania pp. 5-16

- Irina-Denisa Munteanu and Zizi Goschin
- The two faces of cashless economies: a comparative analysis of South Korea’s digital leap and Nigeria’s cashless poverty, and its implications for Nigeria pp. 17-27

- Temitayo Shenkoya
- Real-time forecasting of FTSE/JSE-top40 using deep neural models: GPT-SNN-PPO vs. LSTM pp. 28-44

- Claris Shoko, Ntebogang Moroke, Caston Sigauke and Katleho Makatjane
- Linkages among real exchange rate, net exports, government expenditure, money supply, inflation rate, and economic growth in Tanzania pp. 45-69

- Harold M.L Utouh and Henry M. Chikongoye
- Factors of market income inequality in Central and Eastern European countries pp. 70-98

- Daniil Storchevoi
- Ethics and bias in AI: a potential challenge to fair economic progress pp. 99-110

- Bogdan Mirea and Giani-Ionel Gradinaru
- Algorithmic pedagogies in the attention economy: AIXR, employability, and the global AI arms race pp. 111-143

- Osman Koroglu
- EU conditionality on public procurement reforms: convergence or divergence in candidate and member states? The case of Romania, the Czech Republic, Albania and Croatia pp. 144-156

- Evis Shurdha and Gerti Sqapi
- Urban ecological and digital transitions - concepts, challenges and policy perspectives pp. 157-165

- Ana-Maria Severin, Anamaria-Catalina Radu and Ivona Rapan
- The evolution of private pensions in Romania and the impact on pensioners pp. 166-184

- Stefan Virgil Iacob and Ana Maria Popescu
- Analysing the relationship between deficit bias and fiscal sustainability:systemic interdependencies in Kenya pp. 185-204

- Martin M. Masinde, Evans O. Kiganda and Moses A. Luvisi
- Social entrepreneurship in economic development: perceptions, impact and challenges - the case of Romania pp. 205-219

- Diana-Margareta Morisca
- Developing the index of social resilience for Republic of Moldova pp. 220-233

- Mihail Ciobanu
- Exploring the role of waste management practices in promoting sustainable economic growth in urban communities to attain SDG Goal 12 pp. 234-249

- Rushnun Mahbub and Salma Akter
- Assessment of adaptive economic resilience of Greek regions pp. 250-262

- George J. Xanthos, Georgios Konteos, Nikolaos Sariannidis and Evangelos N. Dulufakis
- Assessment of the effectiveness of the pension system in the context of population ageing in the Republic of Moldova pp. 263-276

- Anatolii Rojco and Ecaterina Heghea
- Assessing competitiveness and ensuring resilience of medical organizations in the healthcare system pp. 277-288

- Corina Causan, Svetlana Gorobievschi and Ghenadie Radu
- Examining the role of artificial intelligence in shaping FinTech solutions for a sustainable economy pp. 289-301

- Duresa Kilaj and Aulonë Cenaj
- Does the accumulation of external debt spur the appetite for increased importation in the West African Monetary Zone (WAMZ)? pp. 302-320

- Innocent Chile Nzeh, Ogechi Gabriel Okafor, Chike Godfrey Onyeacho, Ifeanyi J. Ozulumba and Kenneth Jegbefumwen
- Internet of Things (IoT)-based integrated conceptual framework for sustainable soilless agriculture in developing countries to achieve SDG goals 2, 8, 9, 12, and 13 pp. 321-349

- Salma Akter, Khondoker Munim Salehin, Tajia Afroz and Anisur Rahman
- A review of measures and policies for the European Union energy poverty fighting pp. 350-361

- Alina Georgeta Ailinca
- Educational policies for cultural heritage and identity building: narrative communication as a tool for sustainable local development pp. 362-376

- Albana Hodaj
- Industrial relations and sustainable development goals pp. 377-394

- Cristian-Nicolae Ghena
- The impact of human capabilities on regional well-being in Romania pp. 395-410

- Maria-Magdolna Macula
- Cashless economy: opportunities and challenges in the digital age pp. 411-427

- Sara Shurdhi and Ingrid Konomi
- Strategies for the transfer of container transport from land to rivers and inland waterways in Europe pp. 428-455

- Florin Iordanoaia
Volume 61, issue 2(70), 2025
- A comparative exploration of FDI inflows in Western Balkans and Eastern European nations: Identifying key factors pp. 5-18

- Erinda Imeraj and Elidiana Musaj
- Lesson learnt from behavioural design to advancing energy inclusion: Sustainable entrepreneurship approach pp. 19-29

- Behzad Mohammadian
- Economic growth and structural changes in Romania in the context of European integration pp. 30-46

- Florin Pavelescu and Cornelia Dumitru
- Analyzing the impact of macroeconomic indicators on Albanian bank profitability pp. 47-57

- Olsi Xhoxhi and Grigor Dede
- Urban regeneration and sustainable development: A bibliometric analysis in the Romanian context pp. 58-68

- Emilia Titan, Giani-Ionel Gradinaru, Daniela-Ioana Manea, Mihaela Mihai and Bogdan-Andrei Bina
- Intrapreneurial drivers as a strategic imperative: Assessing organizational support within the food processing industry in Albania pp. 69-78

- Esmir Demaj and Armena Keshi
- Measuring immigrants' perception of opportunities to invest in Albania pp. 79-87

- Olta Miilova and Arjeta Vokshi
- Youth perceptions of educational systems in the Balkans:a cross-national econometric study pp. 88-101

- Victor Mihai Roman and Mihaela Covrig
- Assessing the impact of migration on sustainable economic growth in West Africa: A panel ARDL analysis pp. 102-116

- Gbenro Matthew Sokunbi, Olukayode Emmanuel Maku and Oluwaseyi Adedayo Adelowokan
- Road transport infrastructure and rural agricultural productivity in Nigeria pp. 117-129

- Lateef Abiodun Salami and Anu Ksehiro Toriola
- National and international economic uncertainty, and measures to be taken for sustainable development and digital transformation (Albania case) pp. 130-147

- Elena Harka
- A comparative analysis of the perceptions of the role of accounting specialists in detecting financial statement fraud – the case of Albania pp. 148-159

- Blerta Doka and Sotiraq Dhamo
- Determinants of credit risk: Case of commercial banks in Albania pp. 160-173

- Brikena Hasa and Albina Hysaj
Volume 60, issue 1(69), 2025
- A primary assessment of the EU regions' transition towards bioeconomy pp. 5-22

- Georgios Maroulis, Panos Kalimeris, Panagiotis Koronaios and Antonios Rovolis
- Patterns of transition from the educational system to the labor market – analysis in a European context pp. 23-41

- Cristina Rodica Boboc, Simona Ioana Ghita and Oana Iulia Dogaru
- Digital transformation towards Industry 4.0 in Spain: An analysis of the progress of Smart Factory implementation pp. 42-65

- Sonia GarcÃa-Moreno
- The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on students' skills - case study pp. 66-74

- Irina-Denisa Munteanu
- Assessing needs analysis in English for specific purposes (ESP):The case of the Agricultural University of Tirana (AUT) pp. 75-83

- Enkeleda Jata, Elsa Zela, Arjan Shumeli and Irena Shehu
- Student perspectives on artificial intelligence in Industry 5.0 pp. 84-98

- Anxhela Ferhataj, Roland Sahatcija and Ariel Ora
- Private sector contributions to PPP initiatives (from concept to completion) pp. 99-110

- Egra Ibrahimi and Orkida Ilollari
- Political drivers of entrepreneurial growth: A case study of Romania’s North-East region pp. 111-118

- Iulia Mariana Balan(Mindruta)
- Impact of digital transition on the tourism sector pp. 119-131

- Andreea-Oana Begu
- Artificial intelligence in the process of European integration pp. 132-142

- Sokol Shurdhi and Luan Bekteshi
- Analyzing taxation's impact on economic growth: a comparative study across EU-27 pp. 143-161

- Florina Popa
- Regional development and the impact of the commercial services upon territorial inequalities pp. 162-196

- Daniela Antonescu and Ioana Florescu
- Analyzing the influence of industry-specific metrics on financial performance and the significance of sustainable banking in the Republic of Kosovo pp. 197-211

- Faton Ramadani
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