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ECONOMIC MUTTATIONS IN POSTCOMMUNIST PERIOD IN ROMANIAN SMALL TOWNS. CASE STUDY: FETESTI
Abstract
After 1989, Romanian economy has big changes in structure and functions. These changes were influence especially the economy of small towns. The most Romanian small towns are mono-industrial. For this reason, after disappear of main industry branch of these towns, appear many changes in demography field. Therefore, the unemployment rate increase, and the migration from this towns grow up. In Fetesti, town situated on the left branch of Danube and to the highway Bucharest-Constanta (the capital-Black Sea), the industry in post-communist period is dead. The tows survive only by commerce and by transport activities. The town is small and is not interesting for tourism, even if it is situated in one of main touristic areas of Romania, the Danube. The scenery of future economic development is to attract the business interest in this small town. (POSDRU/159/1.5/S/133391)
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