The temporal existence of human society's economic performance, although upward and continuous, cannot be seen as linear because the phases of prosperity are succeed by economic regression, giving a certain cyclicity to the evolution of the society. The causes of cyclicity and economic crisis have endogenous and / or exogenous origins. In this paper, we want to evaluate only the validity of political endogenous factors and their influence on the national economic performance. The case study is made on Romania, more exactly the post-December-rist election cycles. This work aims to analyze the effects induced by the measures promoted by various governments regarding the employment at the macroeconomic level in Romania. Lessons learned will be linked with theoretical issues on economic cyclicity promoted by Arthur Spiethoff, endeavoring to find a possible correlation between the governmental economic policy and the macroeconomic environment.
