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    Toxic economy – interferences with recent Romanian experience

    Cristian Gheorghe IacobBy Cristian Gheorghe IacobApril 28, 2021Updated:November 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 52-59

    Introduction. What is the toxic economy? Economy through which the legislation and control in place, fails to provide a standard of living with sustainable uptrend, getting to transform assets into cash whose value is consumed unproductively. Why we do not live well? Good life is in fact the standard of living of the economic and political offered by the laws of a state or groups of states, citizens living on a certain territory. The standard of living is a result of variety of factors, difficult to quantify both separately and in particular unit.

    Aim of the study. In this article we will try to define the fractal complexity of how the toxic economy is affecting the standard of leaving.

    Keywords: economy toxic, toxic products, toxic assets, cash toxic.

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    Cristian Gheorghe Iacob

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