Analysis of the Socio-Economic Measures Implemented in Poland and Romania during 2007-2010

Résumé

The paper presents a comparative analysis between the Polish and the Romanian economies in order to find out the main elements which supported Poland to face successfully to the crisis. The analysis is based on neutral statistical bases and covers the main economic indicators. A distinct part of the paper deals with the recovery governmental packages in the Polish and Romanian economies and their viability. Important is the part connected to the relation of these two economies with the international financial institutes.

The main lessons from Poland to Romania about crisis management are policy matters, macroeconomic disequilibrium at a minimal level, and an optimal privatization policy.

The main conclusion of the paper is that human society will be divided only into very rich or very poor people and both above economies are not able to stop this process.