• Policies for Economic Development in the Context of Territorial Competition 

  Pînzaru, Patricia-Cătălina (SEP ASEM, 2025-04)

  This paper examines the impact of economic development policies on regional competitiveness in the context of territorial competition. It employs both qualitative and quantitative methods to analyze how policies focused ...
• The Solow Model of Economic Growth for Developing Countries 

  Casian, Cătălin (SEP ASEM, 2025-04)

  The Solow Model, also known as the Solow-Swan Growth Model, is a foundational concept in economics that explains long-term economic growth by looking at capital accumulation, labour or population growth, and technological ...
• Dynamics of Moldova's Exports: Analysis and Trends 

  Plopa, Silviu (SEP ASEM, 2025-04)

  The foreign trade of the Republic of Moldova is going through a period of contrasting trends. While exports of goods continue to decline, exports of services are experiencing a positive and steady growth. The reduction in ...
• Republic of Korea: Economic Performance and the Role of Centralized Regulation 

  Radu, Jesica-Gabriela (SEP ASEM, 2025-04)

  South Korea is one of the world's most developed economies, ranking 13th globally with a GDP per capita exceeding $30,000. It is also the 9th largest exporter, with exports reaching $820 billion in 2022. The country's rapid ...
• Employee Motivation Strategies by Generation: A Comparative Analysis between Generation X, Millenials and Gen Z 

  Porcescu, Ana (SEP ASEM, 2025-04)

  This paper analyzes how employee motivation strategies can be tailored to three distinct generational cohorts in the workforce – Generation X, Millennials (Generation Y), and Generation Z. It reviews the most recent research ...

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