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1 June 2008

Istrate, Georgeta-Marinela and Caragea, Nicoleta (2008): Time Use and Work Arrangements in Romania. Published in: SSRN (1 July 2008)

Istrate, Georgeta-Marinela and Caragea, Nicoleta (2008): Time-Constraint and Socio-Demographic Characteristics of population in Romania. Published in: SSRN (1 July 2008)

1 June 2009

Istrate, Georgeta-Marinela and Caragea, Nicoleta (2009): The Significance of the Individuals’ Time for Economic and Social Development. Published in: SSRN (1 July 2009)

2010

Voineagu, Vergil and Caragea, Nicoleta (2010): A New Approach of Time Use in National Economy. Published in: Romanian Statistical Review No. 9 (2010): pp. 5-15.

15 June 2010

Istrate, Georgeta-Marinela and Caragea, Nicoleta (2010): Working Time During the Economic Crisis and the Impact on Romanian Working Life. Published in: SSRN (15 July 2010)

30 September 2010

Caragea, Nicoleta and Alexandru, Ciprian Antoniade (2010): Renewable Energy Sources in Romania: A Statistical Approach. Published in: Access to Succes Qualiy , Vol. 1, No. 118/2010 (11 November 2010): pp. 120-124.

2011

Voineagu, Vergil and Caragea, Nicoleta and Pisica, Silvia and Moldoveanu, Ruxandra (2011): Methodological Proposal for Compiling the ILO Unemployment with Monthly Periodicity. Published in: Romanian Statistical Review No. 7 (2011): pp. 46-60.

1 May 2011

Istrate, Georgeta-Marinela and Caragea, Nicoleta (2011): Time Spent for Education – A Key Resource in the Social and Economic Development. Published in: SSRN (1 June 2011)

2012

Caragea, Nicoleta and Alexandru, Ciprian Antoniade and Dobre, Ana Maria (2012): Bringing New Opportunities to Develop Statistical Software and Data Analysis Tools in Romania. Published in: The Proceedings of the VIth International Conference on Globalization and Higher Education in Economics and Business Administration

Caragea, Nicoleta (2012): Regional Analysis of Out-of-School Children in Romania.

2013

Voineagu, Vergil and Caragea, Nicoleta and Pisica, Silvia (2013): Estimating International Migration on the Base of Small Area Techniques.