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Political analyses and commentaries on “Business climate” topic

Reflections: investments vs. justice
Iurie Gotisan, July 31, 2009
The specialised media and others have often debated in the latest period the topic of potential credits expected from the Russian Federation and China. However, little was said and published about conditions to be respected for these credits and about the fact if the granting formalities will be strictly applied and adjusted to international financial standards[…]
Wine industry, once upon a time
Iurie Gotisan, July 15, 2009
The effects of the global crisis and decline of demand on the Russian market put the domestic wine industry in a pretty difficult economic-financial condition. In fact, it could be described as dramatic, with technological capacities being overcharged two months before the start of the new winemaking season, a fact confirmed by both specialists and authorities[…]
Fiscal revolution: for or against?
Iurie Gotisan, April 1, 2007
The Government has recently examined the draft tax policy of Moldova for 2008–2010, in which several scenarios of policies have been evaluated, including very bold ones on reduction of taxes[…]
Liberalisation of economy: between myth and reality
Iurie Gotisan, September 30, 2006
The new minister of economy has told the investiture ceremony that the basic principle of his activity will be to implement the existing strategy and to continue the liberalisation of economy[…]
Wine crisis goes on…
Iurie Gotisan, April 11, 2006
Although the Russian Federation’s actions regarding exportation of Moldova’s wine production are delighted in the “sanitary-epidemic field”, as many officials of Moscow claim, we consider that the definitive elimination of some alleged suspicions regarding respect for quality and technical standards by Moldovan producers and exporters will be possible only when Moldova will implement the internationally recognised standards[…]
Moldovan wines — between reality and statistics
Iurie Gotisan, January 31, 2006
The wine industry of Moldova is traditionally the strongest sector of national economy and unquestionably the branch that helped the country gain an international name[…]
Economic competitiveness is a heavy burden for Moldova
Ion Basiul, October 10, 2005
Moldova continues to hold the red light in Europe and the world because it does not have competitive advantages, advantages based on a modern work[…]
Chain reaction triggered by skyrocketed prices on fuel
Iurie Gotisan, September 8, 2004
Skyrocketed prices on fuel shall in the long run affect all the businesses where transportation accounts for the great part of the final cost, as well as those where oil is used as a raw material[…]
“Investment Boom”: joining together banking capital and companies in real sector
Iurie Gotisan, April 11, 2004
Amidst recurring debates on economic issues in Moldova, a recently passed law has been unduly overlooked, namely the Law on Financial-Industrial Groups. At a first glance it seems to be a worthy piece of legislation once it seeks to boost investments in economy and establish competitive manufacturing branches[…]
Discord among authorities and domestic producers
Iurie Gotisan, February 22, 2004
For domestic producers “Produced in Moldova” exhibition opened on February 10 was a good opportunity to complain about deficient laws, high taxes, tight competition with foreign importers, and not less important bureaucracy; rather than show off their products, the great majority of which have been presented earlier anyway[…]
Economic reflections on corruption
Valeriu Prohnitchi, November 2, 2003
The release of the Corruption Perception Index 2003 by Transparency International is a good opportunity to talk about corruption. According to the report findings, corruption has reached exorbitant levels in Moldova[…]
The Notary according to the new Law on Notaries
Galina Bostan, June 1, 2003
On 8 November 2002, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova adopted a new Law on Notaries. What makes the new law different from the old one, from the conceptual point of view, is that it reverts to the state-run system of notaries[…]