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THE ROLE OF THE CAPITAL MARKET IN THE
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Ovidiu STOICA
Abstract
Taking into account the apart role in the market economy, the capital market occupies
an important place, through their specific mechanisms, succeeding to give its contribution to
the economic development of the society. In consequence, the public authorities must notice the
importance of the capital market in the national economy and, on the other hand, to make the
efforts for insuring the necessary framework for the normal functioning of its specific
mechanisms.
The valences of the capital could be even more interesting in the case of emerging
markets – like the Romanian capital market – being well-known its contribution in reorienting
financial resources to efficient activities, contributing to the economic reform, but also being
interesting in the privatisation process.
Key words: capital market, direct and indirect financing, primary and secondary market, role
of capital market
JEL Classifications: E44, G14, N20, O16
In a market economy, the role of the capital market is very important.
The good functioning of the capital market is vital in the contemporary
economy, in order to achieve an efficient transfer of monetary resources from
those who save money toward those who need capital and who succeed to offer
it a superior utilisation; the capital market can influence significantly the
quality of investment decisions. The gathering of temporary capitals that are
available in the economy, the reallocation of those that are insufficiently or
inefficiently used at a certain moment and even the favouring of some sectorial
reorganisations, outline the capital market’s place in the economy of many
countries.
Among the mechanisms which are specific for the capital market, the
mechanism of financing the economy is the most important one, although, due
to the fact that an ensemble of interconnected mechanisms contribute to the
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