Mining Remittances Corresponding to Metalliferous Ores: Regulation and Budget Impact

N. Asaloș, Ovidius University, Faculty of Economics, Constanța, Romania; E. Hlaciuc, Stefan cel Mare University, Doctoral School of Economy, Suceava, Romania; I. Bostan, Stefan cel Mare University, Doctoral School of Economy, Suceava, Romania; T. Roman, Al. I. Cuza University, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Iasi, Romania; D. Mateș, West University, Doctoral School of Economy, Timisoara, Romania; A. Manolică, Al. I. Cuza University, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration, Iasi, Romania. Economic statistics and forecasting show that Romania has a very favourable potential as far as the metalliferous ores are concerned. As these are owned by the state, once they are allowed to be exploited, they generate considerable amounts for the consolidated public budget. The present paper is meant to conduct a synthetic analysis on the topic of mining remittances from an economic perspective, by considering the juridical framework of capitalizing deposits of ferrous and non-ferrous ores, correlated with the general regulations concerning property and the specific existing regulations of the EU and of the countries that have experience and potential in the mining sector.