ROMANIAN'S POST-ADERING WAY FOR INTEGRATION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION

Romanian economy, like every national economy, is a complex, dynamic, cybernetic system. This system has to integrate into the European Union in order to apply principles of complementarities and compatibility. For the beginning, the paper deals with the advantages of Romania's integration to the European Union from macroeconomic and citizens points of view. We tried to define the new major objectives and the new principles of policy for Romania after its adhering to the E. U. As a result, we analysed the main actors of the Romanian markets and administration and their role in achieving integration. Other part of the paper realised an analysis of the main economic sectors of the Romanian economy in order to demonstrate if they are able to support Romania's integration. The first step was to analyse Romanian industry according with Lisbon Strategy. As a result, we spoke about Romanian Industrial Policy, the document of the Romania government which describe the evolution of our industry during 2005-2008. So, we defined the main objectives of the actual industrial policy like the growth of competitively, the growth of R&D importance, a better management for resources and environment and a high level of training for labour. The next step was the analysis of Romanian agriculture under the impact of CAP and European Funds. So, we analysed the evolution of the agriculture during 2007-2009 and the forecasts until 2013.Another part of the paper deals with the evolution of the Romanian tourism and its forecast. The final conclusion is that Romania is not ready to establish a horizon for its integration, but it is able to achieve this strategically objective only with considerable efforts using coherent politics and strategies.