№1, 2022

ASSESSMENT OF THE IMPACT OF ECONOMIC AGENT VULNERABILITY ON ECONOMIC - FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
Otilia Manta, Xiao-Guang Yue, Iuliana Militaru, Shigeyuki Hamori, Deimante Teresiene

Crises, whether related to health, finance or the economy, directly affect the lives of each individual and their families. As the inequality gap between rich and poor grew after 2010, many economists predicted a new crisis. But the hypothesis that an economic crisis would stem from a coronavirus outbreak was limited to younger, visionary economists. The current situation is directly related to the impact that this crisis is having on the global economy and, more precisely, the impact of the vulnerability of the economic agent at the local level in terms of economic-financial performance indicators. In this paper, using mathematical modeling we present scientific solutions in regard to the current economic crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. We further consider that at the moment of the crisis, the collaborative economy takes the place of the globalized economy (pp.83-96).

Keywords:Credit standards, Economic crisis, Small and medium enterprises, State interventionism, Collaborative economy.
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