Acta Universitatis Danubius. Œconomica, Vol 7, No 5 (2011)

Abstract

The general characteristic of modern economies is given by the rapid growth of the demand of financial resources as compared to the possibility of acquiring them. In periods of economic boom, when State levies allow the procurement of sufficient resources, the way of applying State conjuncture policies and its functions do not cause any debates. However, when the economy is in crisis and as the economic disequilibria carry along social difficulties, the need for financial resources can generate conflicts both between the adepts of different economic doctrines and in other environments as well (population and taxpayers included).