| Abstract [eng] |
Modern economic growth theories are mostly based on the typical feature of the economy- cycles in economy. Fluctuations in the economic environment are very miscellaneous - periodical, regular, short term and long term. Totality of economic fluctuations form the real picture of economic grow cycle with characteristic terms and features, which reflect the main macroeconomic trends from the economic boom till the crisis, which caused many economic activities in the observed variation in activity. Each stage of the of economic growth cycle (one end and the other start) influencing and affecting economies of world nations and countries, social and political life of society and create their own chain of causes and consequences. These conclusive thesis deals with Lithuanian economic growth cycles in period from 1991 till 2009. Lithuanian economic growth cycles and factors influencing economic fluctuations and stages of change in the economic growth cycle are analysed according to the key findings of logistic management of capital theory (Štreimikienė D., Girdzijauskas, S.). In this study was performed logistic analysis of Lithuania GDP in between 1991-2009, correlation regression analysis of the factors influenced Lithuanian economic growth cycle in 1995-2009 period, and correlation regression analysis of macroeconomic ratios of the Baltic countries. |
