JFME Vol. 13 (1) / 2025 – DOI Landing Pages Index

SECTION I. FISCAL ISSUES IN THE GLOBALIZED ECONOMY

• IMPLICATIONS OF THE TRANSITION TO THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY ON ENERGY POVERTY AT EUROPEAN LEVEL
  ALINA GEORGETA AILINCĂ; GABRIELA CORNELIA PICIU (pp. 7–20)
• WAYS FOR IMPROVING THE SPECIFIC TAXATION SYSTEM APPLIED TO THE OIL AND NATURAL GAS SECTOR IN ROMANIA
  MARIUS BULEARCĂ (pp. 21–35)
• THE SUSTAINABLE NATURE OF FISCAL AND BUDGETARY CONSOLIDATION FROM A LOGICAL AND INSTITUTIONAL PERSPECTIVE
  MONICA FLORICA DUTCAȘ (pp. 36–52)
• MODELING THE EFFECTS OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT ON THE EQUITY RISK PREMIUM
  GEORGE AURELIAN GHIȚĂ; DANIEL ANDREI BALICA; NICOLAE SOARE (pp. 53–64)
• FISCAL CONSOLIDATION IN TIMES OF UNCERTAINTY: BETWEEN SUSTAINABILITY AND SOCIAL EQUITY
  IONEL LEONIDA (pp. 65–72)
• THE CAPITAL OF THE HOUSEHOLDS AND WAYS OF TAXING IT. A THEORETICAL ANALYSIS AT THE LEVEL OF EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES
  NICOLETA MIHĂILĂ (pp. 73–82)
• SMART TRANSFORMATION IN MOLDOVA’S AGRICULTURE
  DUMITRU STRATAN (pp. 83–90)

SECTION II. FINANCIAL AND MONETARY CHALLENGES

• DIGITALIZATION AS A DRIVING FACTOR IN THE TRANSFORMATION OF BUSINESS PROCESSES IN THE BANKING SYSTEM
  VICTORIA COCIUG; VICTORIA POSTOLACHE (pp. 92–105)
• THE ROLE OF CENTRAL BANKS AND ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN THE CONTEXT OF THE DIGITAL AGE
  AURORA ELENA MOLDOVEANU (COJOCARIU) (pp. 106–116)
• THE IMPACT OF MENTAL ACCOUNTING ON FINANCIAL DECISIONS
  IVAN LUCHIAN; ANGELA FILIP (pp. 117–127)
• TRANSFORMING THE FINANCIAL ECOSYSTEM THROUGH INNOVATION: INNOVATIVE FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS, DIGITAL FINANCE, AND OPEN FINANCE IN THE ERA OF DIGITALIZATION
  OTILIA ELENA MANTA (pp. 128–138)
• THE ROLE OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF ROMANIA IN REGULATING THE BANKING DIVIDEND POLICY – AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF BANKING SUPERVISION
  IULIANA MILITARU (pp. 139–144)
• STRATEGIES FOR RISK DIVERSIFICATION IN MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR IMPACT ON THE RESILIENCE OF THE SECTOR IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
  VIORICA POPA (pp. 145–155)
• DEGLOBALIZATION AND ITS FINANCIAL IMPLICATIONS: A THEORETICAL PERSPECTIVE
  JULIA STOYANCHEVA STEFANOVA (pp. 156–164)
• FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS USED TO SUPPORT THE GREEN TRANSITION IN ROMANIA
  DANIEL – GEORGE SURDU (pp. 165–170)

SECTION III. SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC GROWTH

• PRICE FORMATION IN THE INFORMATION ECONOMY: SPECIFIC FEATURES OF THE INFODOCUMENTARY MARKET
  MIREA – GHEORGHE BERECHET; MIRUNA – MIHAELA MIREA; ANDREEA – RALUCA NEDELCU (pp. 172–183)
• EXPLAINING ONLINE PURCHASES IN THE EUROPEAN UNION: A COUNTRY-LEVEL PERSPECTIVE
  COSMIN-OCTAVIAN CEPOI; TUDOR CIUMARA (pp. 184–190)
• THE ROLE OF FINANCIAL INCLUSION IN REDUCING SOCIAL VULNERABILITY IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
  MIHAIL CIOBANU; ECATERINA HEGHEA (pp. 191–202)
• ENHANCING ECONOMIC RESILIENCE THROUGH SECURE FINTECH PAYMENTS: A LEGAL AND REGULATORY ANALYSIS UNDER THE EVOLVING EU FRAMEWORK
  IONUȚ HORĂTĂU (pp. 203–220)
• FINANCIAL RESILIENCE OF PUBLIC HEALTH IN THE REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA
  CORINA KAUSHAN (pp. 221–229)
• THE POTENTIAL OF DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES IN THE DEVELOPMENT PROCESS OF COMPANIES
  ALEXANDRA-IOANA LAZĂR (pp. 230–235)
• TRANSFORMING DEVELOPMENT: CIRCULAR ECONOMY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN THE GLOBAL SOUTH
  EDUARD MARINOV (pp. 236–248)
• VULNERABILITIES IN ECONOMY ARISING FROM DEFICIENCIES IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT
  ADRIAN DUCU MATEI (pp. 249–260)
• PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM AS A DRIVER OF FINANCIAL SUSTAINABILITY AND INCLUSIVE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
  MARIA PAPANA; ANDREI MULIC (pp. 261–271)
• CIRCULAR ECONOMY - SLOW TRANSITION IN EU MEMBER STATES
  ELENA RUSU (pp. 272–277)
• THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES - OPPORTUNITIES AND PERSPECTIVES
  ALINA SUSLENCO; MARILENA DONCEAN; CIPRIAN IONEL ALECU (pp. 278–284)
• FINANCIAL CHALLENGES OF INVESTING IN ECO-INNOVATION
  BRANKICA TODOROVIC (pp. 285–294)
• ASSESSING THE SUSTAINABILITY OF INTERDISCIPLINARY ECONOMIC FRAMEWORKS
  SUZANA TURCU (pp. 295–302)