Analyzing the correlation between GDP and import using a statistical-econometric model

Radu Titus Marinescu, Aurelian Diaconu, Alexandru Badiu and Alexandru Badiu
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Radu Titus Marinescu: „ARTIFEX”University of Bucharest
Aurelian Diaconu: „ARTIFEX”University of Bucharest
Alexandru Badiu: Bucharest University of Economic Studies
Alexandru Badiu: Bucharest University of Economic Studies

Romanian Statistical Review Supplement, 2016, vol. 64, issue 10, 98-102

Abstract: In order to analyze the correlation between GDP increase as a result of exports, it is relevant to make a similar analysis regarding their effect on GDP evolution. It a known fact that beginning with 1990 up to the present, exports have been fewer than imports. There are many explanations but we shall mention just few of them. First of all, by narrowing down the structure of domestic production, Romania felt the need to realize imports with two directions. The first would be the direction towards completing the quantity of imports, where economic processes of goods and services production needed additional values. The second direction of imports would be that a series of imports completed the consumption need of population.

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Date: 2016
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