Strengthening the Romanian Law Tax Harmonizing Union European RulesAbstract:This paper tries to scrutinise the situation in South East Europe by focusing on two major sources of economic plight in the region and on prospects for economic regeneration. The wars in the region caused enormous pain and suffering, and involved the deaths of a large number of people; there has also been enormous material destruction. In the aftermath of the last major conflict the state of affairs in the Balkans is no less unclear; major uncertainties about future dynamics persist, the political map of the region is still fuzzy and reform policies continue to face major hindrances

Enea Constantin and Constanţa Enea ()

Ovidius University Annals, Economic Sciences Series, 2013, vol. XIII, issue 2, 574-578

Date: 2013
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