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Research background: This paper presents an overview and a fundamental analysis of the fiscal system in Romania and how it should be, also by showing one of the European champions on fiscal efficiency, the Polish system. Although we are talking about the 21st century, about evolution, economic, financial and fiscal sustainability, the Romanian tax system has been intensely blamed for its inefficiency, outdated procedures and last but not least the excessive bureaucracy. This topic was intensely discussed and debated both by the competent authorities who tried to identify the deepest issues and by the specialized press representing a great interest for both natural and legal taxpayers. Purpose of the article: The purpose of this paper is to identify the challenges, limits and solutions so that the Romanian tax system can become efficient and implicit, a model to follow for success. The paper shows how the Romanian fiscal system works and how taxes add to the degree of economic growth and what are the limits of actual system. Methods: The paper evaluates the actual literature, its conceptual limits, the classification and how it should be at technical level. Findings & Value added: The research will highlight the harmonization of the Romanian fiscal system with the European Union’s one and especially with one of its champions, Poland.

Research background: This paper is targeted towards the concept of globalization, its limits and how today’s social movements are proof of a new path needed for sustainable development, sustainability as a goal, economic growth as social progress and the need for taking care of all nationalities, all types of countries when it comes to their development (emerging versus developed) and importing the American’s Navy principle, “No man left behind”, in this case from a social and economic perspective, because we try to highlight that today’s protests and riots are actually based on the need to be listened on the issues they have, each economy having different issues for its population and these vary from LGBT issues, Black Lives Matter, All Lives Matter and anti-corruption movements. The paper analysis 2020’s social movements and the double standards of social development depending on the types of economies we observe. Purpose of the article: The paper represents on overview of the social movements in 2020. Methods: The research is based on fundamental analysis of the news that feed social movements and the technical approach of their economic results. Findings & Value added: The paper offers the big picture on how the economy develops in line with its social movements and also targeting the need for a clear future.

Education is the path to sustainable evolution and acceleration of the catching up process in emerging economies. Without education there is no technological breakthrough, no increase in the created added value and also no improvement in the overall quality of life of a nation’s inhabitants. This paper focuses on the added value created by education as a standalone process and also as a 2nd tier influencer of the economic meadow, with strong bifocal influence resulted in the adaptation and creation of economic policies targeted towards new educational standards. The main method of research used was documentary analysis that used both primary data from the literature, especially articles from journals indexed in international databases and from secondary data. The findings allowed us to draw conclusions on the expected course of action for education in the next period as well as the elements that can be included in the educational strategy. The pressure of globalization requires changes both economically, socially, politically and culturally and educationally. Changes are often accompanied by risks. Their debates have made it possible to identify future actions. The pressure of globalization requires changes both economically, socially, politically and culturally and educationally. Changes are often accompanied by risks. Their debates have made it possible to identify future actions for a sustainable and sustained development of emerging economies.

In this article we present an econometric model of oil production forecast at OECD member level that will allow decision makers but also other oil product stakeholders to be responsible for oil production in OECD member states. This responsibility can be perceived from several perspectives: economic, social, environmental, political, military etc. In order to be able to find the ideal formula for our calculation, we went through the specialized literature and brought elements of analysis during the research through several econometric paths traveled by other researchers and who provided us with support for our research. Before proceeding technically, in order to understand the urgency of this approach and of this study, we also discussed how oil and natural gas are explored, exploited and extracted from the underground deposits. We considered that the proposed model could be improved in the future so as to portray certain geopolitical or economic factors, determinants for oil production, such as embargoes, periods of armed conflict in the main extraction areas or times of financial crisis and the decline of financial markets.