References
- [1] Adelman, I. (1961). Theories of Economic Growth and Development, Standford University Press, Standford.
- [2] Anghelache C. (2004). România 2004. Starea economică. Evoluţii semnificative, Ed. Economică Bucureşti.
- [3] Beaud, M., & Dostaler, G. (2001). Gândirea economică de după Keynes, Eurosong & Book, Bucureşti.
- [4] Brăilean, T. (2000). O istorie a doctrinelor economice, Editura Institutului European, Iaşi.
- [5] Bremond J., & Geledan A. (1995). Dicţionar economic şi social, Editura Expert, Bucureşti.
- [6] Fisher, S., & Sahay, R. (2000). The transition Economies after Ten Years, Working Paper No. WP/00/30, IMF.
- [7] Carroll C. Fuhrer J., & Wilcox D. (1994). Does consumer sentiment forecast household spending? If so, why?, American Economic Review, 84, pp. 1397-1408.
- [8] Doms M., & Morin N. (2004). Consumer sentiment, the economy, and the news media. Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Working Paper 2004-09.
- [9] National Commission for Statistics (1996-2015). Issues on quality of life.
- [10] National Institute of Statistics (2004-2015). Coordinates of living in Romania. Income and consumption
- [11] National Institute of Statistics (2004-2015). The living conditions in Romania, Bucharest.
- [12] Negru F., & Mărgărit, A. (2005). Riscurile pentru stabilitatea financiară din România generate de sectorul populaţiei, Caiete de studii BNR, no. 14, august.
- [13] Van de Klundert, T. (2001). Growth Theory in Historical Perspectives, Edward Elgar Publishing, Cheltenham, 2001
- [14] Westerhoff F. H., (2008). Consumer sentiment and business cycles: A Neimark-Sacker bifurcation scenario, Applied Economic Letters, Issue 15, pp.1201-1205.