The macroeconomic evolution of the East European and South-East Asian emergent economies. Case studies: Vietnam and Romania

The paper is focused on the macroeconomic evolution of two representative emergent economies from Europe and Asia, in order to analyze and to understand the complex phenomena of the global crisis and its challenges for Vietnam and Romania. They had the same political history and the same economic evolution during 2000-2010. As a result, the analysis found common elements and differences between these two economies. The next step was to analyze the recovery packages implemented by these countries in order to eliminate the national economic collapse risk. The analysis uses pertinent economic indicators as: GDP, inflation rate, net exports, unemployment rate, and indicators connected to the financial system and industry.