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July 2016, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 1-48 Successful Innovative Clusters In Romania €“ A Possible Model
by Liliana SCUTARU - 1-49 Imperatives Of The International Political And Legal Order
by Elena IFTIME
2016, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 1-28 The Role Of Technology In Combatting Bank Frauds: Perspectives And Prospects
by Madan Lal BHASIN - 1-36 Research And Development: Base Of The Companies Progress In Knowledge Society
by Alexandra Maria GALAN
January 2016, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-1 The Weak Form Of Informational Efficiency: Case Of Tunisian Banking Sector
by Fatma SIALA GUERMEZI, & Amani BOUSSAADA - 1-2 Sustainabiity And The Law: Thailand’S Sufficiency Economy In Perspective
by Antonio L RAPPA - 1-3 Model Of Regional Knowledge Transfer: Main Actors, Framework And Theory
by Alla LEVITSKAIA - 1-4 Globalisation, Multinational Companies And Emerging Markets
by Alina Petronela HALLER - 1-5 Institutional And Legal Order’S Effect On Economic Situation Of The German Sector Of Sports Enterprises
by Artur GRABOWSKI - 1-6 Aspects Of China’S Economic Development
by Avtandil SILAGADZE, & Alexander TVALCHRELIDZE, & Tamaz ZUBIASHVILI, & Tamar ATANELISHVILI - 1-7 The Use Of Drinking Water In The Conditions Of Maintaining Ecological Balance
by Avtandil SILAGADZE, & Tamaz ZUBIASHVILI, & Tamar ATANELISHVILI - 1-8 Possibilities, Limitations And Economic Aspects Of Artificial Intelligence Applications In Healtcare
by Dejan T ILIĆ, & Branko Momcilo MARKOVIĆ - 1-9 Importance Of The Human Factor In The Knowledge-Based Society
by Angela BRETCU - 1-10 Challenges And Development Prospects For Tourism In Romania
by Catalin POSTELNICU, & Dan Cristian DABIJA - 1-11 The Role Innovation On Strategic Orientations And Competitiveness Of Enterprises
by Dragisa OBRADOVIC, & Dragan OBRADOVIC - 1-12 Socio-Economically Marginalized (Migrant Farmworkers) In Mexico: Theoretical Approaches To Them Study
by Elena Anatolievna ZHIZHKO - 1-13 The Impact Of Extreme Risk Events On The Economy
by Ionela-Daniela GÄ‚ITAN - 1-14 Analysis Of Political And Economic Environment From The Viewpoint Of Gender Equality
by Khatuna BERISHVILI - 1-15 Comparison Of Tourism Performance In Chosen European Countries With The Accent To Slovak Republic In The Period Before And After Accession To European Union Membership At The Beginning Of 21st Century
by Kristina ŠAMBRONSKà , Author-Workplace-Name: Faculty of Management, University of Presov, Slovakia & Daniela MATUŠà KOVà , & Anna ŠENKOVà , Author-Workplace-Name: Faculty of Management, University of Presov, Slovakia & Jana MITRà KOVà - 1-16 China’S Economic Reforms During 1993-2013
by Liviu Alexandru MICU - 1-17 Impacts Of Euro/Usd Volatility On Steel Prices Of Turkey
by Engin AKMAN - 1-18 Economics Of Happiness: A Study On Happiness Indicators In University Professors
by Gustavo Piva GUAZZELLI, & Julcemar Bruno ZILLI - 1-19 Global Advertising In The Internet Era: The Standardization-Customization Debate Revisited
by Rasha Y. TANTAWY, & Babu P. GEORGE - 1-20 The Motivating Factors For Entering Into Foreign Markets-The Case Of Republic Of Macedonia
by Jusuf ZEKIRI - 1-21 Conceptualization Of The Intervention Educational Projects Management
by Codruta Dana DUDÄ‚-DÄ‚IANU, & Daniela HARANGUÅž - 1-22 Ethics And Organizational Culture €“ Key Elements Regarding The Development Of Economic Activities
by Loredana TEREC-VLAD, & Marius CUCU - 1-23 Social Media In Poland €“ Great Potential Utilized By Few
by Michael SEDKOWSKI - 1-24 The Information Era And The New Technologies. A Moral Economic Outlook
by Mirela Alina COCALIA (CRÄ‚CIUN) - 1-25 Downstream Oil Deregulation And Nigerian Economy
by James U. MONDAY, & Moses Clinton EKPERIWARE, & Bamidele R. MURITALA - 1-26 Research Related To The Past Exploitation Impact Of Calimani Sulphur Ore Upon The Environment
by Nina HOLBAN, & Valeria DIÅ¢OIU - 1-27 Marketing Research Regarding Tourism Business Readiness For Eco-Label Achievement (Case Study: Natura 2000 Criåžul Repede Gorge-Pä‚Durea Craiului Pass Site, Romania)
by Olimpia Iuliana BAN, & Paul IACOBAÅž, & Alexandru Mircea NEDELEA - 1-28 Stimulating The Innovative Proposals From Employees
by Orlando Marian VOICA, & Stelian STANCU, & Laura Elly NAGHI - 1-29 Work Group Development Models €“ The Evolution From Simple Group To Effective Team
by Raluca ZOLTAN, & Romulus VANCEA - 1-30 A New Approach To Risk Assessment Based On The Semantic Value Of Expressions
by Rudolf URBAN, & Roman URBAN, & Lukáš ŠTĚPà NEK - 1-31 On The Need For Interdisciplinarity And Historiography In Research On The Rural Space
by Sebastian DOBOȘ - 1-32 Employment Level Analysis From The Determinant Factors Perspective
by Elena Diana ŞERB, Author-Workplace-Name: University,, Valahia,, of Târgovişte, Romania & Nicoleta CICIOC, Author-Workplace-Name: University,, Valahia,, of Târgovişte, Romania & Maria PĂUN, & Constanţa FUNIERU - 1-33 The Application Of Guerrilla Marketing In Kosovo
by Shaip BYTYÇI, & Albin BYTYÇI - 1-34 Infrastructure As Important Determinant Of Tourism Development In The Countries Of Southeast Europe
by Sonja JOVANOVIĆ, & Ivana ILIĆ - 1-35 Preference For Domestic Goods: A Study Of Consumer Ethnocentrism In The Republic Of Moldova
by Stela CAZACU - 1-37 Innovation Oriented Behaviour Of Managers In Macedonian Organizations
by Angelina TANEVA-VESHOSKA, & Ljubomir DRAKULEVSKI, & Slavica TRAJKOVSKA - 1-38 Study On The Repercussions Of Conflict Situations On Employment
by Constanţa POPESCU, & Elena Diana ŞERB, & Andreiana CARMEN - 1-39 The Relationships Between Cultural Values And Consumer Motivations For Purchasing Luxury Brands
by Marwa BEZZAOUIA, & Adrian Razvan JOANTA (RUSAN) - 1-40 Economic Dynamics €“ Stock Market Evolution: A Relation Committed To Dysfunctionality In Romania And Croatia
by Ion POHOAŢĂ, & Delia Elena DIACONAŞU, Author-Workplace-Name: Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iaşi, 700506, Romania & Oana Ramona SOCOLIUC - 1-41 Oscillations In The Walrasian General Equilibrium Theory With Endogenous Wealth And Human Capital Accumulation
by Wei Bin ZHANG - 1-42 Fiscal Councils As An Element Of The Institutional Environment Of Fiscal Policy €“ The Case Of Poland
by Jolanta Maria CIAK - 1-43 Current Situation Of Human Resources In Romanian Pre-University Eucation Context Of E.U. Integration
by Luminita Claudia CORBU, Author-Workplace-Name: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava, 720229, Romania & Corneliu Sorin BAICU - 1-44 Approaches Concerning Accounting Of Intangible Assets
by Gheorghe MOROSAN, Author-Workplace-Name: Stefan cel Mare University of Suceava, 720229, Romania & Veronica GROSU, & Ioana Mădălina ZUBAȘ - 1-45 E-Governance In The Digital Economy Era
by Radu BORES - 1-46 Determinants Of Interest Rate Spread In Banking Industry
by Arezoo GHASEMI, & Malihe ROSTAMI - 1-47 Short-Term Bayesian Inflation Forecasting For Tunisia: Some Empirical Evidence
by Ahlem DAHEM - 1-48 Strengthening The Sustainability Of Public Finances By Means Of Financial Law Focused On The Control And Audit Exercise
by Ionel BOSTAN, & Elena Doina DASCÄ‚LU - 1-49 Analysis Regarding The Influence Of The Economic Environment On The Unemployment Variety Among The Young People In The North-East Region Of Romania
by Iulian CONDRATOV - 1-50 An Empirical Analysis Of Migration Phenomen Of Romanian Education
by Luminita Claudia CORBU
august 2015, Volume 43, Issue Special Issue 1
august 2015, Volume 4, Issue Special Issue 1
- 1-1 KNOWLEDGE AS A DISTINCTIVE RESOURCE OF COMPETITIVE ADVANTAGE Abstract : The paper focuses on identifying factors that allow companies to gain competitive advantage in global competition, based on the sources of competitive advantage of nations. In the knowledge-based society, knowledge becomes a distinctive resource for any company that innovate in order to develop/strengthen some distinctive core-competencies against its competitors. However, there is a considerable amount of literature which unsatisfactory explains/clarifies the mechanism for processing various types of knowledge (explicit and tacit) and for innovating in order to maintain a certain competitive advantage in different markets
by Aurel BURCIU & Rozalia KICSI - 1-2 THE ECONOMIC SITUATION OF THE EU AND ITS CONTRIBUTION TO THE INCREASE IN POPULATION’S STANDARD OF LIVING Abstract : The basic structure of our research for this article focuses on identifying, with arguments, reasoning for the following question: „How do we explain the switch between industry and services as a determinant of growth/prosperity for the 28 member countries of the EU?†In order to answer this question, we need to analyze the problems that EU member countries face from an economic standpoint, as well as the contributions of macroeconomic indicators to economic and welfare growth. There are gaps between developed countries and EU new-entrants (in 2004, 2007 and 2013). In the same context, the analysis of the GDP after the plummeting that occurred during the world economic crisis is a must. We highlight a slower GDP growth for EU-28 in 2011, 2012, 2013 (since 2011, the average EU GDP started growing, but the annual growth rate varies across countries; Romania’s average GDP growth rate was approx. 2-3% per year since 2011, which translates into a significant growth when compared to other EU member states), as a result of the major contribution of the service sector to GDP growth and its adaptability to the volatility of competitor markets. Amongst other things, we have showed that the contribution of the service sector to GDP growth was higher for countries with higher GDP per capita. We underline the fact that both developed and developing countries have services-oriented economies. Simply put, in any modern capitalist state, economic growth is particularly based on a broad service sector, as well as industries that comprise high-end technologies (certain industries such as robotics, lasers, IT, biotechnology, pharmaceutical etc. have been directly/indirectly associated), as well as extremely intensive services that are based on knowledge exploration
by Gabriela-Liliana CIOBAN - 1-3 FOREIGN TRADE AT REGIONAL LEVEL IN ROMANIA AS A TOOL IN BUILDING SMART SPECIALISATION STRATEGIES Abstract : In the context of the new EU Cohesion Policy and Europe 2020 strategy, regions are encouraged to build their own development strategies based on specialisation and innovation. Smart specialisation strategies aim to identify and focus on those activities in which the region has comparative advantages and at the same time, are characterized by a high added value. These activities have the power to bring the greatest benefits to the local and regional economy and, thus, reduce disparities between regions and enhance overall competitiveness of European regions. This paper analyzes data on exports and imports at the county level, on sections and chapters of the Combined Nomenclature in order to identify trends of specialisation of economic activity. Moreover, this approach provides information on the competitiveness of these counties, high export rates indicating a better adaptation to international markets. Results show that the majority of counties import and, at the same time, export machinery and electrical equipment, and textiles and textile articles
by Constantin POSTOIU - 1-4 SUSTAINABLE DECISION MAKING UNDER THE CRISIS FOR TOURISM BUSINESSES: A SURVEY OF THE LITERATURE FOR EU MEMBER STATES Abstract : The last years have proven to be particular problematic for member states of UE because of the financial crisis. When we discus about tourism businesses and the measures undertaken by managers to mitigate the effects of the crisis some of them were to reduce the part allocated for expenditures regarding innovation, technologic improvements and went for different types of approaches. An increased attention has been given to sustainable development, sustainable marketing and development in environmental accounting techniques and in our research we explore how they changed the course of the core of the business and how these initiatives are realistic. The overall finding is that sustainable actions exist and they are present in many strategies but they are poorly translated in real actions
by Stefania Lucia BODOSCA - 1-5 REGIONAL PERFORMANCES IN THE CONTEXT OF A TRANSITION TOWARDS THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY: STRUCTURING THE ASSESSMENT FRAMEWORK Abstract : In the light of the Europe 2020 strategy, a new economic concept aiming to provide a sustainable development pathway by transforming the production cycle and optimizing the use of resources becomes more and more promising. Toiling with the current sustenance issues of the widespread linear “take-make-waste†economic model, the circular economy concept promises to generate major economic, societal and environmental changes, by enabling an integrated recirculation of resources in the value chains. This paper elaborates an approach to capture the multidimensionality of the concept by developing an adaptable assessment framework to support further empirical analysis and potential implementation actions. Defined as CMEF framework, the proposed taxonomy aligns with constructs characterising sustainability science, addressing a prospective and an operational dimension. In this regard, the integrated propositional analysis is used to enforce the duality of the model, ensuring a broad understanding of the conceptual background, while providing the decision making organisms with tools to identify the priorities and real chances of success
by Catrinel Elena COTAE - 1-6 TRENDS IN YOUTH EMPLOYMENT: ROMANIA CASE OF STUDY Abstract : Reducing poverty and creating employment are the twin challenges of Europe 2020 strategy. During the crisis period, relative poverty has been increased among 0-17 years of age group and in some Romanian development regions. The European Union is concerned in taking action on increasing youth employment, because: the youth unemployment rate is more than twice as high as the adult one; the chances for a young unemployed person of finding a job are low, when young people do work, their jobs tend to be less stable; early leavers from education and training are a high-risk group; resignation is an increasing concern; a significant percent of young people were neither in employment nor in education or training (NEETs); there are significant skills mismatches on Europe's labour market. This paper presents the dynamics of the Romanian youth employment in the development regions of Romania between 2008 and 2014
by Laura PATACHE - 1-7 THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF MIGRATION. A ROMANIAN OVERVIEW Abstract : Migration is a complex phenomenon, with complex and diverse implications. Meanwhile the society is in a constant change the major changes occurring internationally may generate new migratory flows or different views regarding this phenomenon. The most obvious consequences are arising from economic and social area. Issuing country can experience both increases and losses in the short term, but long-term gain. For receiving countries, new workers can address short-term needs of existing labor market, but in the long term they can cause decreases in wages on the labor market, because the problem isn’t migration itself, but the integration of migrants in host societies
by Paul-P. IVAN - 1-8 LOCATION MODELS FOR MAIN INDUSTRIES AT MACRO-GEOGRAPHICAL LEVEL USING OPEN GEOSPATIAL DATA AND SOFTWARE: CASE OF ROMANIAN COUNTIES Abstract : This paper reveals the mathematical models to explain the location of industries within macro-geographical areas (Romania’s counties), by means of GIS (Geographical Information System) metrics. While the explained variable (output) was a composite indicator equally weighting employment and turnover quotients computed from statistical data, the explaining variables (inputs) were a set of GIS metrics, computed on geospatial open data, using open GIS software. The preferred method for modelling was the multiple linear regression; different nonlinear functions were tested to provide the best fit. The GIS metrics are an alternative to statistical data, having the advantage of being procured and updated easier by the automatic import of the GIS database. For all industries, the study delivered relevant models. This study is part of a spatial decision support system (SDSS) for the location of enterprises, including both a macro-geographical layer and a micro-geographical layer of factors. This paper’s results can be used independently (the micro-geographical layer was addressed by a previous study). The macro-geographical and the micro-geographical layer could share the 100% weight according to the desired level of location. For example, a governmental organization could grant all weight to the macro layer, while an enterprise could weight more the micro layer
by Cornel GHITA & Gheorghe MILITARU - 1-9 FUNCTIONAL SHORT FOOD SUPPLY CHAINS IN THE FIELD OF ROMANIAN RURAL TOURISM. CASE STUDY: HARGHITA AND NEAMȚ COUNTIES Abstract : Nowadays, one cannot talk about an authentic rural tourism within a certain destination without emphasizing the local cultural heritage (cultural landscape, customs and traditions, gastronomy and so on). In the existing context, the local gastronomy is perceived as a marketing instrument efficient in differentiating the rural touristic destinations. A special place in the development of the traditional cuisine is represented by the setting up and the promotion of the short food supply chains which can be achieved by sustaining the small local producers and by putting into practice an environment-friendly traditional agriculture. Sustaining the partnerships between the owners of accommodation units and the small local agricultural producers represents an essential element in putting into practice a sustainable and qualitative rural tourism. Romania has a substantial potential as regards the enhancement of short food supply chains thanks to: the large number of semi-subsistence agricultural farms (with an area under 5 hectares), the „village-town connection†as regards the food procurement, especially from acquaintances and relatives and the carrying on of a traditional agriculture at a large scale in the rural households.The case studies emphasized in the current paper (Harghita and Neamţ Counties) focus on the existence of short food supply chains, functional in the rural tourism sector under very different ways: touristic sheepfolds, trout farms, inns, authentic holiday villages, peasant guest houses etc
by Lucian TANASÄ‚ - 1-10 IMPLICATIONS OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY REGARDING THE PERSONNEL SALARY IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR Abstract : For the Romanian economy, the period 2011-2015 was that period within which many measures concerning surpassing the recession were applied. Besides, the existence of a double anchoring was added: first, through the existence of the IMF, but also through the continuing presence of the financial assistance from the European Union. In this context, the salary and the employment knew some tendencies on which we would like to focus in this study, taking into account the literature and some specialized reports in such a topic, trying to bring arguments and explanations concerning the economic phenomena/ processes circumscribed to the described context
by Alunica MORARIU - 1-11 THE STRATEGIC COMPONENTS OF THE INSTITUTIONAL MECHANISM OF THE AGRICULTURAL SECTOR OF THE ECONOMY OF UKRAINE Abstract : The strategic components of the institutional mechanism of the agricultural sector should be: an institution of government regulation; institution of property; institution of employment; institution of entrepreneurship; institution of contracting; institution of pricing; institution of infrastructure; informal institutions are proposed. Directions of improving each component based on the principle of subsidiarity and solidarity of interaction in the same mechanism of agricultural development are identified. The integration of parts of the institutional strategy towards to achieving system of priorities of agricultural development will improve the institutional mechanism of the development of the agricultural sector towards the formation of "automated" market institutions. Synergistic effect of the realizing of strategic components of the institutional mechanism of the development of agricultural sector of the national economy are outlined
by Viktoria Ivanivna KYFYAK - 1-12 THE IMPACT OF THE “BEATEN PATH†MODEL ON ROMANIAN MIGRATION Abstract : The migrations process is influenced by a series of factors such as: degree of employment, migrant’s salary level in the origin and destination countries, age, gender, education and professional training, economic development, unemployment, prices and purchase power. The migrations flows originate especially from the poor or very poor countries, believed to be underprivileged, the migrant choosing, obviously, developed countries. International migration involves a series of effects and consequences (positive and negative) for both countries involved - the origin and the destination - for undetermined periods of time
by Elena Raluca CRISTIAN & Laura - Georgeta BÄ‚RÄ‚GAN (TÄ‚NÄ‚SOAICA) - 1-13 MEASURING THE INFLUENCE OF THE J-CURVE EFFECT ON TRADE IN ROMANIAN FOREST PRODUCTS Abstract : This paper examines the dynamic effect of the Romanian exchange rate indices on bilateral trade of Romanian forest products namely fibreboard, particle board and pulp for paper. Special attention is given to investigate the J-curve hypothesis: whether the trade balance for Romanian forest products benefits from a decline in the value of Romanian Leu (RON). We adopted the autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) approach to cointegration to estimate the annual bilateral trade data of Romanian forest products from 1991 to 2013 with various countries in the world. We found no evidence of the J-curve phenomenon for the trade in Romanian forest products. The long-run analysis showed the exchange rate to be insignificant in influencing the trade balance of Romanian forest products. This implies that there are no changes in the trade balance for fibreboard, particle board and pulp for paper trade, regardless of whether the Romanian exchange rate depreciates or appreciates. However, income variables were found to be important factors in determining Romanian trade, only in pulp for paper products
by Gabriela A. ŢUŢUEANU - 1-14 INSTITUTIONAL CHANGES IN EMERGING EUROPE Abstract : The recent global economic crisis has created new conditions and situations for the economic environment and therefore, in this context the rethinking of the institutional system is mandatory. The present paper seeks to propose an empirical model and aims at capturing the interdependencies between the institutional changes and the economic progress in the European emerging countries, in order to emphasize that institutions are the key elements in the process of economic growth. After briefly reviewing the most relevant literatures that have documented the variety of the institutional changes, the paper focuses on the amplitude of the phenomena of institutional changes from the European emerging countries. The research tries to establish a “stimulus – effect†relationship between the changing of the institutional environment and the rate of economic growth and human development. The conclusions for the methodological aspects illustrate that the level of social and economic development is a natural result of the quality of the institutional environment
by Oana Georgiana AMARANDEI - 1-15 INNOVATIVE PRACTICES IN TOURISM. APOSSIBLE MODEL BY FOSTERING SHADOW FACTORS Abstract : The paper is the result of an empirical research, a study that includes a theoretical framework. The data used to test our hypotheses come from 60 small tourism firms from Bihor County, Romania. The research conducted has revealed that actions focusing on innovation must be based on a solid analysis, supported by the knowledge and the understanding of the contextual factors (environment, culture as a mental programming, values) also based on the organizational factors (the management commitment, systemic perspective, learning and practice of experimentation, rapid transfer of knowledge within the organization). For the purpose of this work, the contextual factors that are exogenous represent the shadow factors. The studies performed in three European projects implemented in tourism SMEs of Bihor County have allowed us to advance the idea that contextual and organizational factors, that are identified as the source of innovation are based on rationality, which is enlarged by affectivity and imagination. The identified correlations may be considered, in our opinion an element of novelty and originality. Finally, the purpose of this paper is to provide a possible model, based on the idea of building an innovative firm, the one that has learned how to determine their own employees to be innovative
by Ada Mirela TOMESCU & Elena Aurelia BOTEZAT - 1-16 A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS REGARDING THE DEGREE OF SATISFACTION OF THE SERVICES GIVEN BY THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE CARE HOMES FOR THE ELDERLY Abstract : In the context of economic and social realities of our country, more and more elderly choose to spend the last years of his life in homes for the elderly. Reasons for choosing this path are many, but the most important is the lack of support and the need for personal care companions. These two reasons were cited by the elderly from the study, adding that they do not want to be a burden for their children. One of the problems encountered when an elderly person decides to enter a home is the dilemma of choosing a public or private care home. In these circumstances, the present study aims to present the public-private comparative perspective, the realities of the homes of the elderly both in terms of material and human conditions and the satisfaction of the beneficiaries of these homes
by Elena ZODIERIU - 1-17 THE VALORIZATION OF THE BRAIN CIRCULATION PHENOMENON FOR PROMOTING ROMANIA’S IMAGE AND IDENTITY Abstract : This article was written in order to provide an overview regarding the opportunities of promoting Romania’s image and identity through the brain circulation phenomenon; it deals with skilled migration from a developing country perspective, while emphasizing the influences that the Brain Circulation phenomenon can have in promoting Romania’s image and identity abroad, within the nation branding process. Perceived as being one of the most important and sustainable assets that assures continuous development, the subject of nation branding became a widely approached one; thus, due to its complexity, the promotion of a nation within the nation branding process met various methods and techniques, while one of the most important elements has been avoided: the subject of the brain drain circulation, whose perspective regarding its image of the country of origin can suffer modifications while traveling abroad and who can influence other’s opinion by becoming authentic representatives of their nation, country ambassadors across the borders. Considering this, the paper aims at facilitating readers’ understanding regarding nation branding process, country image promotion and brain circulation phenomenon by identifying and explaining their connections and by highlighting their role in assuring long term prosperity
by Denisa Adriana COTÃŽRLEA - 1-18 RELEVANCE OF TURNOVER FOR THE PERFORMANCE ANALYSIS OF AN ENTERPRISE Abstract : During recent years, the contemporary world is increasingly concerned with performance, achievement and success. Turnover thus represents an indicator of results with a fundamental role in characterizing the efficiency of the activity carried out by a company. At the same time, the analysis of turnover allows providing necessary information in assessing the place in the field in which the enterprise develops its activity, also in characterizing the structure of business enterprises. The present paper aims at illustrating the relevance of turnover for the performance analysis of an enterprise, both by content analysis and also by processing real data regarding a sample of companies
by Jeanina CIUREA & Suzana DEMYEN - 1-19 INNOVATIVE INSTRUMENTS FOR STIMULATING CREATIVITY AND PROBLEM SOLVING Abstract : The creation of knowledge, the advanced research in strategic directions, the increasing of economic competitiveness and the transfer of knowledge in the economy are priorities of economic policies. They are based on research, development and innovation activities, which although take various shapes, have something in common: they relate to problem solving. Strategies, methods and techniques used in order to find solutions for problems are based on problem solving techniques taken from psychology. This paper, which creates a bridge between the field of economy and that of psychology, proposes innovative tools to stimulate creativity and the problem solving ability. The tools suggested are based on analogy, the fundamental operation of thinking and creative imagination, and can be applied in various business functions
by Octav Dumitru DAFINOIU - 1-20 GENERATION Y: INTERCONNECTED AT LOCAL LEVEL WITHROMANIAN ENTREPRENEURIAL TRENDS Abstract : Entrepreneurship is now recognized as the fundamental economic basis for development of the country. It is considered as an active, determinant and orientated factor of the development of national economy.International business circles approach entrepreneurship as the driving force, aspiring towards globalization, ensuring the flow of goods and services. The objective of this study is to conduct a comprehensive analysis of Romanian entrepreneurial ecosystem as well as motivating and supporting Generation Y in developing entrepreneurial initiative. Small Businesses represent the future of Romania. Own business offers the opportunity to express abilities and talent, for the application of the professional experience, for personal development. The purpose of this scientific approach is to propose a comprehensive analysis through a questionnaire distributed to the representatives of Generation Y from “Stefan cel Mare†University of Suceava. The survey had 118 respondentsbetween 20-35 years old,students of local University,of which were validated only 100 questionnaires and followed the way the younger Generation Y, regards entrepreneurship as a possible launch rail, on the labor market or even more, if it has been involved in the development of business environment,supporting and generating start-ups and designing trends and policies to encourage the prospective young entrepreneurs
by Oana – Georgiana CIOBANU & Carmen-Eugenia NĂSTASE & Daniela-Mihaela NEAMȚU - 1-21 IMPLEMENTATION MODEL OF THE STUDENT CENTRED EDUCATION IN A UNIVERSITY IN ROMANIA Abstract : The promotion of the student centred education paradigm in the Romanian universities represents a priority in the actual context in which they activate, characterized by: the reduction of the student number, the increase of the competition between universities also due to the promotion of the foreign universities on the Romanian market, significant changes in the students’ learning style, the increase of the students’ abandon, the increase of the employers’ demands and of the importance of education as a vital factor of competitiveness of a national economy. As a consequence, the decision factors at the level of the Line Ministry, ARACIS, especially in universities, should be aware of the importance and the necessity of implementing the student centred education in the Romanian academic educational system. The purpose of this paper is to facilitate this awareness but also to offer a guide, a model for the actual implementation of the student centred education. In time these will be reflected on the competitiveness and the development level of the Romanian economy, on the living standard and the quality of the citizens’ life
by Remus D. ROȘCA - 1-22 TERRITORIAL COHESION AND LOCAL DEVELOPMENT USING EUROPEAN STRUCTURAL AND COHESION FUNDS AT THE LEVEL OF GROWTH POLES – CASE STUDY GROWTH POLE BRASOV Abstract : The growth poles were established in Romania in 2008 as centers for urban development in compliance with European and national policies and they include an urban nucleus and its rural surroundings. According to the legal framework, for each of the growth poles an Integrated Development Plan should be adopted as basis for European Structural and Cohesion Funds investments. This is a new document in addition to local development plans/strategies of the local communities or counties and regional development plans. From another point of view, the growth poles are representing teritorial units which have to assure territorial cohesion for its urban and rural administrative units. Into this respect, there are different spatial planning documents which have to be followed by the territorial and administrative units, according to the Romanian legislation. Beyond these, there are rules and compulsory criterias for accessing European Structural and Cohesion funds the problems being faced by the associations established by local communities in order to manage the growth poles’s areas. Taking into account all these, we may say that growth poles are the crossing points for different policies translated into plans and operational programmes’s criterias for getting ESC Funds
by Aida Petronela CATANA - 1-23 THE IMPACT OF CULTURAL AND SPORTS EVENTS UPON THE GROWTH OF A REGION Abstract : In this article, it is presented how cultural and sports events are benefic for the development of a region. Events that are promoted and organized in a proficient way can be regarded as real engines for the growth of a region, in terms of tourisms, services, and infrastructure and so on. The study will focus especially on cultural and sports events deployed in Romania, in different regions and the degree in which these events have influenced a region. In the first part of the paper, there are presented some important and drive efficient events, cultural and sports, that succeeded over the years in attracting bigger and bigger audiences, both from the region and from the country or district. The second part of the paper offers the results of a research conducted to see the perception of the inhabitants of such a region that flourishes due to the deployment of events and the degree of awareness of the benefits of hosting this kind of the events. And thirdly, we have drawn up some strategies that communities should follow in order to increase the popularity of their region
by Daniel MOISE - 1-24 COUNTRY IMAGE VS. COUNTRY BRAND: DIFFERENCES AND SIMILARITIES Abstract : This article was written in order to provide an overview regarding the differences and similarities regarding two congruent, yet different concepts: country brand and country image. The geopolitical context and, implicitly, the current global context require a redefinition – or a more complex circumscription – of the “country image†and “country branding†concepts. In this paper, the author aimed to highlight the characteristics and particularities of the approached concepts in order to shape a framework of the context within these two operate; a brief analysis of the literature is presented, trying to emphasize the slight difference between the approached concepts
by Denisa Adriana COTÃŽRLEA - 1-25 PRIVATIZATION OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES: WHICH WAY NIGERIA? Abstract : Governments exist among others to implement policies for the enhancement of the living standard of citizens. To accomplish this goal, public enterprises are established to provide goods and services. With the use of secondary data, the paper examines privatization policy in Nigeria. It observed government interference, lack of transparency and accountability as the major hindrances to the successful implementation of the policy. The paper therefore recommends that for privatization to achieve its goals, government should stop interfering in the implementation of the policy and appoint people of credible character to manage the implementing agency of privatization in Nigeria
by Daniel Eseme GBEREVBIE & Samuel ONI & Adeola OYEYEMI & Ugochukwu David ABASILIM - 1-26 CASE STUDY ON THE INTENTIONS AND THE POSSIBILITIES OF ACCESS ON THE LABOUR MARKET OF HIGHER EDUCATION GRADUATES IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS Abstract : In a period when the labour market in any field is more and more vulnerable, inconstant and permanently changing, the field of economics follows the same trend, with much turbulence and multiple changes of directions and tendencies, both as regards the labour demand and the supply.Graduates in the fields of economics are affected to a large extent by the lack of secure job offers, and many times they choose retraining or migration, thus becoming a workforce qualified in a country and carrying out its activity in a different country. This article presents the results of a research performed in 2015, among graduates with specialisations in economics at the `1 Decembrie 1918` University of Alba Iulia, which will illustrate their perception of employment oportunities in a field that is related to the one they have studied at the university
by Larisa-Loredana DRAGOLEA - 1-27 KNOWLEDGE AND THEIR SHELF LIFE IN THE BUSINESS CYCLE Abstract : In the attempt to draw a definition to the business topics of the current period, we report to a string of descriptive key words, which appeal to a growing amount of assets, other than the physical/tangible ones. Thus, the most used words/keywords are: knowledge, skills/abilities or talents and the successful leaders that can use/exploit them productively, to achieve competitive advantage, become the key individuals in the business organizations. This is partly due to the "promise" that "the world of intangibles" guarantee to the modern corporate success. Thus, knowledge has become valuable resources in the current competitive chaos. The issue of this paper focuses on how knowledge are used in business organizations, where they can be located within the organization domain and which is their shelf life/their term of validity comparing to the one of those tangible/physical
by Laurenția Elena SCURTU - 1-28 ROMANIAN PUBLIC SERVICE TELEVISION: THE PURSUIT OF AUDIENCE IN A MULTI-PLATFORM CONTEXT Abstract : The increasing use of the internet has brought new challenges for the public service television system all around the world. Despite the free access to information and the use of digital technology, the Eastern European public service television is still in a shading cone mostly because of the small scale of their broadcasting markets. Recently the Romanian Public Television is undergoing a major financial crisis that has led to the closure of one of its TV channels, namely TVR News. This article offers an overview of the Romanian Public Service Television (TVR)’s multi-platform strategy and aims to address the following questions: Is the concept of public service television still relevant in Romania? What are the present challenges and what is the future of the Romanian public service television in the age of multi-platform broadcasting?
by Bianca MITU - 1-29 THE ROLE AND IMPACT OF THE PACKAGING EFFECT ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOUR Abstract : The objective of this study is to determine the elements that play an important role on consumer’s buying behavior. The purpose of this research is to find out the main important factors related with the packaging effect, which are driving the success of a brand. Companies in order to create the right packaging for their products, they must understand the consumer buying process and understanding the role and the impact of packaging as a variable that can influence the purchase decision. So, by understanding what factors influence the buying behavior and what packaging elements are most important help companies making the right decisions about packaging their products. This research will identify the relationship between consumer buying process as the main variable of the study and some independent variables like packaging color, printed information, packaging material, design of wrapper, printed information, brand image, and innovation and practicality that help consumers in their decision buying process. The primary research data will be collected through a structured questionnaire and SPSS software will be used for analysis purposes. Therefore, the study tries to find out the most important factors that have an impact and influences consumer’s purchase decision
by Jusuf ZEKIRI & Vjollca Visoka HASANI - 1-30 MEASURING THE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION OF ISLAMIC BANKING SECTOR IN BANGLADESH Abstract : The banking sector has been playing a significant role in achieving the economic growth of Bangladesh, where contribution of Islamic Banking Sector is remarkable. Islamic Banking Sector shows a substantial growth position in Bangladesh. Customer satisfaction is the most significant affecting phenomenon in determining the banking growth. Thus, this study attempts to measure the existing level of customer satisfaction of Islamic Banks in Bangladesh, using the Structural Equation Model (SEM). This study uses the 22 dimensions of customer satisfaction which used in the earlier studies in different countries for measuring the customer satisfaction of Islamic Banking Sector. A total of 385 samples have been taken from six full pledged Islamic Banks in Bangladesh. It reveals form the study that Human Resources and Systemization Service Delivery is the strongest indicator of customer satisfaction of Islamic Banking Sector in Bangladesh followed by Core Product, Service Capability and Social Responsibility. The findings therefore, may be helpful for policy-makers of banking authorities who have been making serious endeavor to sustain the growth of Islamic Banking Sector in Bangladesh
by Hossain Shahid SHOHROWARDHY - 1-31 THE CHALLENGE OF MEASURING FINANCIAL STRESS. CASE STUDY FOR IDENTIFYING THE MACROECONOMIC TRIGGERS OF FINANCIAL CRISIS WITH PANEL DATA MODELS Abstract : Measuring financial stress is a key research issue that has gained a lot of interest in the years following the extreme events from 2007. Although a lot of models were used for assessing and measuring financial stress, none of the managed to forecast the global crisis from 2007. We can identify three generation of models plus the approach of measuring the probability of a crisis with financial stress indexes. In our paper, we review briefly the most important approaches in measuring financial stress from the specialty literature and we propose a case study for European countries. We apply a logistic regression model for panel data, using macroeconomic indicators with the goal of finding the most important triggers for a financial crisis or otherwise said, the early warning signals of a crisis. We obtain very good accuracy of the proposed model (85%) and the results are of great importance for policy makers and also for researchers. The study highly contributes to the specialty literature, considering that it is the first early warning system developed on macroeconomic indicators only for European advanced and emerging economies. Moreover, it includes in the analysis a period of five year following 2007
by Smaranda CIMPOERU - 1-32 IMPLICATION OF FISCAL POLICY FOR THE ROMANIAN ECONOMY DURING 2000 - 2015 Abstract : This paper aims to examine the result of implication of fiscal policy and their objectives in Romanian economy during 2000 – 2015. The analysis is focused on the expectations and results achieved through the implemented objectives of the fiscal policy. The paper draws especially on the results reflected in the revenues collected to the general consolidated budget of the state, in the share of deficit of general consolidated budget of the state in GDP, on the level of taxation. Also the paper use the financial and fiscal regulation during the period mentioned. Fiscal policy has intense interactions with regional policies, budgetary, monetary, social, as well as and development strategies, regional or national. This aspect is important in order to achieve macroeconomic stability, resulted in achieving sustainable economic growth, in condition of des-inflation, maintaining the current account deficit within limits financed in a sustainable way (in particular foreign direct investment) and strengthening the state foreign exchange reserve
by Narcisa Roxana MOSTEANU - 1-33 RISK MANAGEMENT, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Abstract : Financial management implies a complex and extensive area of interest with deep connections with financial analysis, corporate finance and risk management. Thus, risk management is an integrative part of the financial management, referring to the set of actions and strategies performed in order to cover the risks incurred by various dimensions of the company activity. Financial management and, implicitly, risk management, involves an oversight responsibility of the Board. In fact, the Board is in charge with the monitoring of the effectiveness implied by risk management strategies and practices, resulting that the connector between financial management and corporate governance consists of the corporate risk management. The paper starts with general aspects on corporate risk management as support to company’s value, which sets forth the scope of the issues the paper discusses. It briefly describes why Board of Directors involvement in the company strategies is directly related with firm performance. Next, by reviewing the general evidence, the paper explores why corporate governance may matter for sustainable development
by George Horia IONESCU & Ruxandra Dana VILAG - 1-34 SOCIO-ECONOMIC DIMENSIONS IN LOCATIONS BY CLUSTERS IDENTIFIED FOR REGISTERED UNEMPLOYED PERSONS AT LAU2 /NUTS 5 LEVEL IN 2013 AND 2010 Abstract : Identifying locations that are part of the LAU2 two types of clusters HH and LL which indicates similarities in the level of unemployment registered, with the same tendency level indicator in neighbourhood values is achieved by spatial statistical analysis method Local Indicators of Spatial Association LISA (Anselin 1995, 1996) and calculated in Geoda Software. Each location LAU2’s type (national, HH or LL) is profiled as calculated in SPSS by the statistical mean of characteristics relevant indicators to the labour market: The number of registered unemployed, number of employees, average population density / km2, average number of people entering the LAU2 following the change of domicile by reference environment and national levels in 2010 and 2013 in Romania. Data source is provided by National Institute of Statistic INS – TEMPO online database, socio-economic indicators detailed level LAU2 / NUTS 5, with a selection for 2010 and 2013. These research results have been achieved in the Project NUCLEU PN - 420 118: Spatial distribution of market indicators cohesion policy, made in 2014 and in the project DYNAHU
by Cristina LINCARU & Vasilica CIUCĂ & Speranța PIRCIOG & Draga ATANASIU & Beatrice CHIRIAC - 1-35 INTEGRATION OF ROMANIAN INSURANCES MARKET IN EU Abstract : One of the most important phenomena of the last decade has been the convergence of the financial services industry, especially the capital and insurance markets. The convergence in the insurance industry was determined by the increased frequency and the severity of catastrophic risks, market inefficiency in the past, and the new technologies in IT and communications. These globally developments can be observed much better at EU level, one of the most integrated areas of the world, which aimed the convergence of financial market, including an important component such as insurance market. As part of the EU, Romania also aims to financial market convergence with the EU countries. The article offers an overview and an analysis of the insurance market in the EU and Romania. Through a wide series of indicators such as: the amount of insurance premiums, degree of penetration, number of employees or number of insurance companies, it will analyze the evolution of this market convergence, as per all EU countries and Romania. It will identify the stage in which the insurance market in Romania is, regarding the requirements of full integration. Finally, there will be identified factors encouraging and particularly those who are impediments to insurance market convergence in Romania
by Gheorghe MOROÅžAN - 1-36 ROLE AND IMPORTANCE OF TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION IN ROMANIA Abstract : Year 2014 was considered by NASA and NOAA hottest year in history. Combined temperature of the atmosphere and oceans has increased overall by 0.68 degrees Celsius, and the devastating effects of climate changes produced irreversible consequences on the sustainability of the planet earth. Increasing the frequency, intensity and complexity of their manifestation caused initiation and development of global policies aimed at mitigating climate change priority, reducing the risk of natural disasters or anthropological costs and negative effects to society and the environment. In order to fulfill the responsibilities assumed by Romania as a member of international bodies is necessary to search and apply new solutions as revolutionary and effective, especially autonomous enabling technology development and improvement of emergency intervention and replacement of emergency autonomous robotic systems. Autonomous robotic systems allow execution of prevention and management of emergencies in areas difficult to reach, hostile life and result in increasing their efficiency
by Ionel NUTA - 1-37 BUDGET TRANSPARENCY - SUPPORTING FACTOR IN THE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN GLOBAL COMPETITIVENESS AND CONTROL OF CORRUPTION Abstract : In the last two decades, international institutions, donors, academics are interested in budgetary transparency that promotes public access to information about budgets, government policies and financial activities of governments in order to make them accessible to citizens. Social reformers promote the idea that a high score of open budget index is the main incentive to influence policymakers to adopt policies to reliably optimize public finances. The purpose of this paper is to analyze the influence of corruption at the level of sustainable prosperity, having as support factor the budgetary transparency. We also investigate the reasoning in reverse, where, in turn, corruption is influenced by the level of sustainable prosperity and we discover that the relationship between these two variables is circular. Evaluation of the results could serve as guidance for governments to investigate the effects of the adopted strategies for sustainable development and improving governance policies at national level through direct contribution to economic growth
by Violeta Maria CIMPOERU - 1-38 ASSESSING THE CURRENT STATE OF DEVELOPMENT OF ORGANIc AGRICULTURE IN THE NORTH-EAST REGION OF ROMANIA Abstract : The paper analyses the development of organic agriculture in the North-East Development Region of Romania, particularly during the current economic crisis. The organic agriculture sector represents a relatively new area of interest for farmers in Romania, as the first signs of organisation and utilisation of land and livestock according to organic farming rules and principles date back to 1997, when the first organic producers’ association, known as “Asociaţia Bioterra†, was established. In recent years, organic farming has grown exponentially in Romania, the North-East Development Region being the main region in the country in terms of the number of registered operators, areas of organic pasture and total agricultural areas. About 20% of all organic farming activity was conducted, in 2013, in the counties in the North-East Development Region. Ecological farmers in Suceava county are among the promoters of this crop system in Romania, their number (2,000) being very high in relation to the number of farmers in the region and even the country overall, standing at about 13% in 2013. For the purposes of analysing the evolution of the organic farming sector in the North-East Development Region of Romania, official statistical sources were consulted and the reports of the Agriculture directorates of the counties of Bacău, Botoșani, Iaşi, Neamţ, Suceava and Vaslui. The findings demonstrate that organic agriculture in North-East Development Region of Romania is in a stage of consolidation, with the vast majority of agricultural land and of livestock farmed according to the rules and principles of organic agriculture are certified
by Ioan Sebastian BRUMÄ‚ - 1-39 ESTIMATION OF TAX BASE IN PERSONAL INCOME TAX AS A FORM OF SUPPORT FOR AGRICULTURE IN GERMANY Abstract : Taxes in most EU countries are designed to financially support farms through lower tax rates. The preferential tax allowances and exemptions motivate farmers to undertake specific activities, in accordance with the main objectives of the agricultural policy. As a result of such activities, the agricultural sector receives additional support, which officially is not subject to public control, at the same time contributing to a considerable burden of EU budgets. The aim of the article is to evaluate the selected tax expenditures addressed to farmers, contained in the German personal income tax. The paper is an attempt to answer the question, whether the method for estimating income from agricultural production used in the German personal income tax law has an impact on reducing tax burdens of farm owners and what the consequences are for the agricultural sector, especially in the area of changes in the area structure of farms
by Renata BUDLEWSKA & Ryta DZIEMIANOWICZ - 1-40 COMPARATIVE STUDY REGARDING DEVELOPMENT OF INFORMATION SOCIETY IN ROMANIAN ENTERPRISES. A MULTIMETHOD ANALYSIS Abstract : The impact of information society – as a factor of organizational change (Dovenport, 2003) on performance of firms is increasingly approached and measured – by means of statistical indicators – in the specialty literature, developing in a fast pace and influencing all business sectors, from industrial, services, either touristic, medical, educational or public administration. Within the EU – 28 countries positive evolutions were registered in 2014 compared with 2010 related to adoption of e-business technologies in enterprises. In Romania, the development of indicators concerning information society compared to that of EU-28, have registered growth rates much higher than those of EU-28, EU-27 or Euro area, especially following the post-accession to the European Union. The average values of IT&C indicators for Romania - according to Eurostat – are much more different compared to EU-28 and, in this study we have applied statistical testing methods as regards these differencies by means of the Student t test. The results have shown that for two of the seven indicators of information society there are significant differencies, for share of enterprises' turnover on e-commerce and enterprises having received orders online (at least 1%), respectively
by Manuela Rozalia GABOR & Lăcrămioara CÎMPIAN - 1-41 A PVAR MODEL BUILT ON THE RICARDIAN APPROACH TO DEFICITS IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE Abstract : In the current times, the issue of the deficits became very problematic for the economists, as well as for the practitioners and theoreticians. The purpose of this paper consists in the construction of a Panel VAR model, which has the role to test the Ricardian approach to deficits in several countries from Central and Eastern Europe. The analyzed countries are Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Bulgaria, Romania and Ukraine and the time interval starts in 1998 and it ends in 2013. The used variables are the gross national saving rate and the budget balance for each of the six countries. Our results show that in this geographical-economical area, the Ricardian approach to deficits does not hold as a valid macroeconomic theory
by Daniel BELINGHER - 1-42 SIMULATING AN EVOLUTIONARY MULTI-AGENT BASED MODEL OF THE STOCK MARKET Abstract : The paper focuses on artificial stock market simulations using a multi-agent model incorporating 2,000 heterogeneous agents interacting on the artificial market. The agents interaction is due to trading activity on the market through a call auction trading mechanism. The multi-agent model uses evolutionary techniques such as genetic programming in order to generate an adaptive and evolving population of agents. Each artificial agent is endowed with wealth and a genetic programming induced trading strategy. The trading strategy evolves and adapts to the new market conditions through a process called breeding, which implies that at each simulation step, new agents with better trading strategies are generated by the model, from recombining the best performing trading strategies and replacing the agents which have the worst performing trading strategies. The simulation model was build with the help of the simulation software Altreva Adaptive Modeler which offers a suitable platform for financial market simulations of evolutionary agent based models, the S&P500 composite index being used as a benchmark for the simulation results
by Diana MARICA - 1-44 THE CHINESE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IN THE LAST 20 YEARS. AN ECONOMIC FREEDOM INDEX-BASED ANALYSIS Abstract : For much of human history, most individuals have lacked economic freedom and opportunity, condemning them to poverty and deprivation. Today, we live in the most prosperous time in human history. Poverty, sicknesses, and ignorance are receding throughout the world, due in large part to the advance of economic freedom. In 2015, the principles of economic freedom that have fueled this monumental progress are once again measured in the Index of Economic Freedom, In order to have an overall view on the evolution of the Chinese economic system, we have analysed the 10 components of the economic freedom index: financial freedom, investment freedom, commercial freedom, monetary freedom, freedom to make business, governmental expenses, ownership rights, tax freedom, labour market freedom, the corruption level
by Liviu-Alexandru MICU
july 2015, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 1-1 Institutional Theory Of Economic Reforms: Basic Imperatives
by Oleg Sergeevich SUKHAREV - 1-2 REMITTANCES AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN TURKEY Abstract : Savings are one of the important determinants beyond the theories of economic growth. Therefore remittances and foreign direct investment inflows have importance for the countries having insufficient savings. This study examines the relationship between economic growth, remittances, foreign direct investment inflows and gross domestic savings in Turkey during the period 1974-2013 by using Autoregressive Distributed Lag approach. We found that remittances, foreign direct investment and gross domestic savings had positive impact on economic growth
by Huseyin KARAMELIKLI & Yılmaz BAYAR - 1-3 A RESEARCH ANALYSIS OF THE LEVEL OF EMPLOYEES’ SATISFACTION BY TRAINING PROGRAMS IN BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA BANKING SECTOR Abstract : Investment into people through education, professional training in accordance to bank’s needs, and work on “nurturing†the readiness to challenges are all significant starting points for achieving bank competitiveness. Identifying the dominant forms of employee training and determining the level of employee satisfaction by the existing training programs, which is the basic goal of this paper, enable bank managers to obtain valid information on appropriate changes of certain training programs and development of employees. The paper presents the results of the empirical research conducted in a subject BiH bank, aimed at defining the methods of employee training that are characteristic of the banking sector and the level of employee satisfaction by training programs they attend. The research included 172 employees of the subject bank (40.66% of the entire number). The authors believe that the critical analysis of the employee training and development methods applied in the banking sector as well as the criteria for selecting the programs for the realization of these methods can lead to widening the scientific knowledge in the field of HRM in banking and to creating specific recommendations for bank managers which they can/need apply in their practice in order to improve the entire business operations
by Adisa DELIĆ & Emira KOZAREVIĆ & Lejla SMAJLOVIĆ - 1-4 COUNTRIES ON GLOBAL SCIENTIFIC AND EDUCATIONAL MAP: INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY PROTECTION IN ROMANIA AND UKRAINE Abstract : Various indicators are used to characterise national scientific and educational systems (SES), but they do not provide clear disposition within global knowledge economy. The paper to identify the disposition of modern national SES o Romania and Ukraine conducted the testing of methods of building competitive maps of global scientific and educational space (SESp) using the sample of intellectual property rights (IPR) protection. Paper provides reasons for choice of indicators for mapping global SESp. Analysis of correlation of these parameters with GDP per capita found that over the past decade there was closest correlation with quality of IPR protection, which causes high competitive status of developed countries. Confirmed the hypothesis of the need to consider the size of GDP per capita to meet the task of building of competitive market map (CMM) based on qualitative indicators. The analysis of SESp maps revealed few leaders and that a number of IPR protection systems are adequately implemented and functioning. Both Romania and Ukraine are found among global outsiders at the moment. Taking into account that the period under review encompassed almost a decade, we conclude that economy is characterized by a significant lag processes in science and education markets on the sample of IPR protection, but there are good examples of fast improvements and their international recognition
by Denys Olexandrovych ILNYTSKYY - 1-5 TERRORISM, AS SOCIO-POLITICAL PHENOMENON AND IMPEDING FACTOR FOR GLOBAL BUSINESS Abstract : Economic stability and peace are the important determinants of socio-economic development in the modern world. Analysis of the situation in conflicting regions worldwide clarifies that at the modern stage it is very complicated to reach this. One of the main factors, which cause the process of economic and political destabilization, is global terrorism, which became the world’s important phenomenon. After the terrorist act of 11 September in the USA in 2001 and the terrorist act on the journal “Charlie Hebdo†in Paris in 2015 the problem became more acute. Compared with 2013, in 2014 the world terrorism threat increased up to 61%, which considerably limits dynamic development of the global market. In such countries, where threat of terrorism is high, it becomes far difficult to develop the international trade relations, inflow of foreign investments go into decline, and the danger of starting business is high. Within this context, the main principles of market formation are determined not by the supply-demand phenomenon, but the main source of its destabilization is the fear caused in result of terrorism. In result of we receive atrophied market relations, when separate states possess relevant resources and economic potential for economic development, but in result of interference of exogamic forces (terrorism) it is impossible to perfectly master them and, owing to this, dynamic development of the economic system. In the presented article we have studied the socio-political aspects of terrorism and its influence on the global business
by Temur SHENGELIA - 1-6 Aspects Of Sustainable Development Of Tourism In Suceava County
by Elena TURCOV & Niculina APETRI - 1-7 IDENTIFICATION OF MAIN ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL CAUSES OF ROMANIAN MIGRATION Abstract : The main worldwide determinants influencing in time the migration phenomenon are: external environment (international political situation), economy, population growth in the migrant’s country, armed conflicts, religious persecution and xenophobic attacks. The migration of manpower from Romania is based on a number of psychological, social, financial reasons of migrants to increase their income and improve their living conditions in another country. The main cause of migration in developed countries is the migration flows originating mainly from poor or very poor countries considered disadvantaged
by Elena Raluca CRISTIAN & Georgeta Laura BARAGAN - 1-8 THE INFLUENCE OF EU MEMBER COUNTRIES’ ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ON THEIR CITIZENS’ PRO-ENVIRONMENTAL ATTITUDES Abstract : The present paper aims to determine the influence of EU member countries’ economic development on their citizens’ pro-environmental attitudes using a path analysis. In this sense, we have used the results of the 2012 survey on the „Attitudes of Europeans towards building the single market for green products†, as well as the 2012 statistical information referring to EU member countries’ economic development, provided by Eurostat. The results indicated which macroeconomic variables exert a significant influence on each pro-environmental attitudinal component. Future studies may consider using less macroeconomic variables in order to identify their influence on different pro-environmental attitudinal components
by Elena N. UNTARU & Ana ISPAS & Adina N. CANDREA - 1-9 THEORETICAL ASPECTS OF THE FORMATION OF THE AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISES’ COMPETITIVE STRATEGIES Abstract : Theoretical basics of the formation of the agricultural enterprises’ competitive strategies for the purposes of ensuring their competitiveness and performance efficiency are elucidated in the article. The sequence of the formation of competitive strategy is analyzed. The recommendations for application of certain competitive strategies at agricultural enterprises are provided
by Liudmyla PROKOPETS - 1-10 THE THEORETHICAL APPROACH AND PRACTICE OF CONTROLLING AND BUSSINESS RISK Abstract : Achieving the controlling approach at the companies has the obvious advantage that it is getting easier to exactly define the strategic and operative objectives, the planning system encourages the increase of performance and the decrease of costs and it helps by comparing plan-fact data. By defining the indices and continuous monitoring it is easier to get the fact data closer to the plans, so in case of careful planning business risk can be reduced. With the application of the controlling approach enterprises can be made economical, efficient and effective, so the activity naturally involving several risks, namely weather conditions, biological hazards, can be made more predictable. To sum up, the application of the Balanced Scorecard at the enterprises on the one hand helps short-term profitability and on the other hand designates what to do to reach long-term financial profitability and competitiveness. The objective of the research was to conduct a survey via questionnaires suitable for analysis as well as relevant deep interviews among the small and medium sized enterprises from different branches in the Carpathian Basin
by István . Hà GEN & Zoltán. BUJDOSÓ & Alexandru, NEDELEA - 1-11 CORRELATION BETWEEN HUMAN NEEDS SYSTEM - PERSONALITY - HUMAN MOTIVATION Abstract : The article highlights the main attributes of an economic approach of needs and preferences, with detailed focus on the correlation between meta-needs and personality, by correlating the principle of hierarchy established by Maslow with the balance theory. Adopting an integrated system of human capital motivation, which takes into account the complex aspects involved in the knowledge society, represents a managerial requirement for any organisation
by Mirela MINICA - 1-12 INVESTMENT CLIMATE OF KAZAKHSTAN: CURRENT STATUS AND PROSPECTS Abstract : Agriculture still remains a little attractive to most of investors. Modern investment into agrarian sector of Kazakhstan and growth of its investment appeal restrains an acute shortage of financial resources, poorly developed material base, low solvent demand of the population therefore growth of investments is one of major factors of ensuring economic development of agriculture in general, improvement of quality of life of the population of the village, updating of regional technical and technological base, fixed assets in agriculture. In this regard special relevance researches on improvement of mechanisms of attraction of investments into agrarian sector of economy and methods of increase of investment appeal of agriculture for the purpose of ensuring its sustainable economic development. If to consider already created interstate unions, in this plan it is expedient to consider relationship between Romania and Kazakhstan. Kazakhstan and Romania will develop in common electronic decisions in education, medicine and agriculture. In Kazakhstan communications with inclusion of the earth in market the turn appears need for new financial instruments as mortgage valuable issue papers (bonds). The proposed Ðœodel of land - mortgage lending will be the main way to increase the investment attractiveness Republic of Kazakhstan
by Madina TEMIRBULATOVA - 1-13 THE COMPLEX RELATION BETWEEN CLUSTERS AND INNOVATION IN EUROPEAN UNION Abstract : In this paper we proposed to analyze the dynamics of innovation in the European Union countries in order to observe its implications in clusters. Due to the multiple links between cluster members, the innovation transfer is achieved much easier, contributing to the rapid spread of innovative ideas, technologies, labor and know-how. The opportunity for innovation is easier noticeable due to the diversity of the cluster members that operate in a competitive environment, the permanent contact that is created with other companies and institutions allowing just overcome competitive pressure by innovation. Therefore, we analyzed the links between innovation and clusters in the countries of Eastern Europe and those in Western Europe. For this we made a comparison between the most innovative countries and the less innovative ones, identifying the benefits of clusters as a means of enhancing the innovation capacity of each state
by Mădălina MATICIUC - 1-14 MOUNTAIN TOURISM-PLEASURE AND NECESSITY Abstract : Tourism has a more and more important role in the economic development of many countries. Mountain tourism is an anti-stress solutions and a type of disconnection from the citadel life style through replacing some activities of media consuming type, games and virtual socializing with therapy through movement, the physical activity being an essential dimension in assuring the high life quality. Mountaineering is searched for: practicing winter sports, its invigorating and comforting, relaxing role, medical spa treatments practicing hiking, alpinism. Mountain tourism generates increased economic benefits for the surrounding areas, improves the life quality of the local communities and can assure the prosperity of some disadvantaged areas, being able to be a remedy for unindustrialised regions. Mountain tourism contributes to the economic development of the region and also to satisfying spiritual and psychological needs of the people, representing a necessity for a touristic area and a pleasure for tourist consumers
by Gabriela Corina SLUSARIUC & Monica Petruţa BÎCĂ - 1-15 ETHICS AND MARKETING IN THE KNOWLEDGE BASED SOCIETY Abstract : This paper aims to highlight the relationship between marketing and ethics. Today we face great challenges given the so-called knowledge society, as through the internet and social networks we can learn anything about anyone, including large corporations and about. The work that we realized is composed of two parts, namely: the ethics part and marketing, and later to stress that ethical marketing concept means and how it can be achieved in our country. Marketing appeared a long time ago, at first in the USA during the first part of the twentieth century. The modern concept of the term marketing refers to the main purpose of the economic activity, which is consumer satisfaction. During the last five decades, along with the development of tourism, marketing interferes with this area and gradually expands to other areas as well. Many authors try to define tourism marketing in certain ways, but eventually tourism marketing is presented as a process of identifying and ensuring the formula by which both consumer satisfaction and the achievement of the entrepreneurial goals become possible. During their daily activity, marketers face various moral issues, but most often the activities they undertake are not clear in terms of ethics
by Liliana HÎNCU - 1-16 GROUP DYNAMICS AND TEAM FUNCTIONING IN ORGANIZATIONAL CONTEXT Abstract : In all kind of organization many activities are done by groups and teams. But how are they formed? What factors influence their existence and development? How members of groups and teams are selected? Which are the consequences in organizational context? In order to answer these questions, in the present paper we describe and analyze the main approaches regarding the formation of work groups and work teams (sociometric approach and group dynamics approach), the main factors that affects group dynamics and the FIRO model for evaluation the team members’ needs
by Raluca ZOLTAN - 1-17 GROUPS AND TEAMS FROM A MANAGERIAL PERSPECTIVE Abstract : Groups and teams represent a common way for organizing the work in any organization. In order to benefit from their advantages, managers should know the particularities of different types of groups and teams which are or can be used in organizations. Thus, in the present paper we first present the main forms of authority in organization, respectively the organizational relationship, due to the fact that they will mainly influence the effectiveness of work groups and work teams. Then, we emphasize the characteristics of different types of groups and teams in organizational context, the reasons for their use and the management issues that can occur
by Romulus VANCEA - 1-18 CURRENT TRENDS IN THE KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY Abstract : In this paper we discuss various aspects of the current economy known as the knowledge economy. Also we will review two indicators of this new economy, because these indicators presents a general plan on access, use and degree of diffusion of knowledge. Then, based on these indicators and taking into account other aspects, we outline the structure relations between "new economy" and "digital economy". Finally we present the main types of business existing in the digital economy
by Ciprian Ionel HRETCANU - 1-19 THE IMPACT OF SAINT PARASCHEVA PILGRIMAGE ON TOURISM IN IASI COUNTY Abstract : Nowadays, pilgrimage is a part of international tourism, being considered religious tourism, because it contributes to the development of economy, like any other type of tourism. This research paper takes into consideration the pilgrimage to Saint Paracheva, and how it helps the development of religious tourism in Iasi county, the economical implications. We try to capture the importance of Saint Parascheva pilgrimage, because year after year it bring many more pilgrims to Iasi city. In time, it could become an important place of pilgrimage at European level
by Alexandra Georgiana PARASCA & Ionel MUNTELE - 1-20 PEACE MARKETING Abstract : Peace marketing is a new concept which could be part of the category of the public international marketing and it is, at the same time, a non-profit marketing. The concept of peace marketing is a new one, but one that should be developed because our future depends on the efficiency of the marketing campaigns for peace
by Alexandru-Mircea NEDELEA & Marilena-Oana NEDELEA - 1-21 DESIGNING A FORECAST MODEL FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH OF JAPAN USING COMPETITIVE (HYBRID ANN VS MULTIPLE REGRESSION) MODELS Abstract : Artificial neural network models have been already used on many different fields successfully. However, many researches show that ANN models provide better optimum results than other competitive models in most of the researches. But does it provide optimum solutions in case ANN is proposed as hybrid model? The answer of this question is given in this research by using these models on modelling a forecast for GDP growth of Japan. Multiple regression models utilized as competitive models versus hybrid ANN (ANN + multiple regression models). Results have shown that hybrid model gives better responds than multiple regression models. However, variables, which were significantly affecting GDP growth, were determined and some of the variables, which were assumed to be affecting GDP growth of Japan,were eliminated statistically
by Ahmet DEMIR & AtabekSHADMANOV & CumhurAYDINLI & Okan ERAY - 1-22 RISK LOAN PORTFOLIO OPTIMIZATION MODEL BASED ON CVAR RISK MEASURE Abstract : In order to achieve commercial banks liquidity, safety and profitability objective requirements, loan portfolio risk analysis based optimization decisions are rational allocation of assets. The risk analysis and asset allocation are the key technology of banking and risk management. The aim of this paper, build a loan portfolio optimization model based on risk analysis. Loan portfolio rate of return by using Value-at-Risk (VaR) and Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR) constraint optimization decision model reflects the bank's risk tolerance, and the potential loss of direct control of the bank. In this paper, it analyze a general risk management model applied to portfolio problems with VaR and CVaR risk measures by using Using the Lagrangian Algorithm. This paper solves the highly difficult problem by matrix operation method. Therefore, the combination of this paper is easy understanding the portfolio problems with VaR and CVaR risk model is a hyperbola in mean-standard deviation space. It is easy calculation in proposed method
by Ming-Chang LEE - 1-23 A NEW METHODOLOGICAL APPROACH FOR DESIGNING THE SOFTWARE INDUSTRY VALUE CHAIN Abstract : The importance of the software industry today is increasing because of its dispersive effects on the development of other industries. In this context, the software industry value chain analysis is a useful methodological approach that allows better understanding of software industry potentials for achieving increased efficiency and competitiveness. Hence, the main objective of this paper is to offer a new conceptual framework for the software industry value chain that will reflect the contemporary changes in this sector. The new model includes: a) identification of the key activities in the software industry; b) a new approach of sequencing the stages in the value chain; c) systematization of activities within each phase; and d) identification of interrelations and linkages in the chain
by Slavica ROCHESKA & Marjan ANGELESKI & Gjorgji MANCHESKI - 1-24 SHADOW ECONOMY AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENTS: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE CASE OF ROMANIA Abstract : Shadow economy (SE) represents a controversial phenomenon, present more or less in all economies, whose empirical estimates should be regarded with due reserve. The main goal of this paper is to analyze the nature of the relationship between Romanian shadow economy, expressed as % of the official GDP and the foreign direct investments (FDI) using two causality analysis methods, namely the Granger causality analysis method and the Toda-Yamamoto procedure, based on quarterly data, over the period 2000-2010. The paper will also try to particularize the implications of this relationship on the sustainable development of the Romanian economy. For that purpose we will use the shadow economy series estimated in a previous article using one of the monetary approaches, the currency demand approach, based on econometrical methodology of error correction models and co-integration. The quantitative demarche of shadow economy estimation is detailed in author (2013). The empirical results highlight a unidirectional short-run causality that runs only from foreign direct investments to the shadow economy. The impulse responses function indicates a short-run negative relationship between FDI and SE
by Adriana AnaMaria DAVIDESCU(ALEXANDRU) & Vasile Alecsandru STRAT - 1-25 SOLUTIONS FOR INCREASING PUBLIC BUDGET REVENUE IN BULGARIA, CROATIA, CZECH REPUBLIC, POLAND AND ROMANIA Abstract : The research paper is a comparative analysis of the budget revenue in Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Poland and Romania, taking into account the main features in light of the contribution of indirect and direct taxes and social contributions to the achievement of public revenues. Theme presents a topic of great interest, both theoretically and practically, given possible solution to increase public budget revenue in these countries, most of them being new member stated of European Union and who wants to catch up all the lost period within socialism time. As a common conclusion it can be seen that all countries need to improve their judicial system and combating crime and tax evasion. It is necessary to increase the independence of the judiciary, reducing bribery, reducing undeclared work and the establishment of independent anti-corruption institutions. Also the analyzed countries must improve public expenditure system, reducing bureaucracy and pay attention on profitable investments in order to increase budget revenues and encourage employment and unemployed university graduates, this is possible also by improving the mechanism of attraction and use of EU funds for investment within public and private sector
by Narcisa Roxana MOSTEANU - 1-26 ECONOMIC GROWTH AND IMPACT FACTORS IN COUNTRIES OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE Abstract : This paper starts from the premise that the performance of the economies of different countries, respectively their economic growth, is synthetically expressed by the GDP growth rate indicator, whose dynamics evolves under the impact of a variety of determining factors, including some of financial-monetary nature. Thus, there are highlighted specific causal linkages and influences of economic and financial factors represented by certain indicators (inflation, unemployment, exports as percentage of GDP, imports as percentage of GDP, domestic credit as percentage of GDP, non-performing loans rate) to GDP growth rate, by using econometric methods. Much of the paper is focused on shaping an econometric model in which GDP growth rate is dependent variable and the other mentioned indicators are impact factors, respectively determinant variables. Along the mentioned determining factors, in our model is evaluated also the impact of the manifestation of the recent financial crisis, considering it as an additional determinant dummy variable. By processing the data for a group of countries of Central and Eastern Europe, over the period 2000-2013, there result findings on the impact of each of the determining factors on the economic growth in the countries concerned and are formulated the appropriate assessments and conclusions
by Bogdan Florin FILIP - 1-27 CONCEPTS, NEWS AND PERSPECTIVES REGARDING ACCOUNTING IN TOURISM AND ECOTOURISM Abstract : Tourism and ecotourism aim the optimisation of a balanced relation concerning the value between effort and effect, income and costs, assets and their origin. Controlling these relations involves the mandatory use of the accounting information. The purpose of the article is to prove that the particularities of the tourism and ecotourism activities influence the accounting information. The anticipations based on accounting information are important for the increasing of the tourism and ecotourism activities efficiency, in terms of sustainable development. Accounting information has as main purpose creating a common language for investors and managers, creating a bridge between investors and the tourism and ecotourism entities activity
by Mihaela TULVINSCHI - 1-28 EMIGRATION AND UNEMPLOYMENT IN BACĂU COUNTY, ROMANIA: TO WHAT EXTENT IS THERE AN INTERACTION BETWEEN THE TWO PHENOMENA? Abstract : This study analyses the population of Bacău County focusing on two phenomena, unemployment and emigration, trying to find to what extent there is an interaction between it. Failure to find employment results into a social pressure and discouragement, and, sometimes, leads to emigration of those who hope for a better future there where they can find a job and make a better living, for them and their families. Thus, emigration is often seen as a solution against unemployment, both phenomena being part of the situation that these county is facing with. Neglecting the long-term effects, at the present moment emigration is seen as a solution for the high rate of unemployment. If emigration is seen like a salvation solution for unemployment on short and mediumterm, it is hard to foresee the exactly long-term impact, but should not be neglected the risks of a highly negative long-term impact. To reduce the gaps of a descriptive analysis, were used statistical data provided by National Institute of Statistics, data that were processed and presented through cartographic method
by Andreea MORARU & Ionel MUNTELE
January 2015, Volume 4, Issue 1
- 1-1 Tourism, Trade And Wealth Accumulation With Endogenous Income And Wealth Distribution Among Countries
by Wei-Bin ZHANG - 1-2 The Imposible Sustainability: Applications Of Relational Perspective In Tourism Fields
by Maximiliano E KORSTANJE & Babu GEORGE - 1-3 Some Aspects Regarding The International Databases Nowadays
by Emilian M. DOBRESCU & Diana Mihaela POCIOVĂLIȘTEANU - 1-4 The Information And Communication Technology – Impact On The Hospitality Industry In Romania
by Daniela FIROIU & Adina-Gabriela CROITORU - 1-5 Aspects Of Romanian Marketing Environment For International Hotel Chains
by Adina Smaranda COSMA & Cristina FLESERIU & Marius BOTA & Alexandru NEDELEA - 1-6 Social Franchising In Context Of Marketing Long-Term And Reversible Contraceptives (Larcs) In Uganda: Analysis Of Pace Social Franchise Model
by Simon SENSALIRE & Dorothy Balaba BYANSI & Zacch AKINYEMI - 1-7 Customer Relationship Management (Crm) Success Factors: An Exploratory Study
by Mohammed Alamgir & Mohammad Shamsuddoha - 1-8 STRATEGIC PLANNING DIMENSIONS IN SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES (SMEs) IN SOUTH AFRICA: THEIR RELATIVE IMPORTANCE AND VARIATIONS IN SELECTED DEMOGRAPHIC VARIABLES
by Maxwell SANDADA - 1-9 Personality Influences On Online Stores Customers Behavior
by Costinel DOBRE & Anca-Maria MILOVAN-CIUTA - 1-10 Entrepreneurship Support Of Economic Growth In China (I)
by Severian Vlăduț Iacob - 1-11 The Decisional Moment And Ethics
by Loredana TEREC-VLAD & Alexandru TRIFU & Daniel TEREC-VLAD - 1-12 The Black Swan Of The Romanian Tourism
by Gabriela-Liliana CIOBAN - 1-13 Organizational Work Groups And Work Teams – Approaches And Differences
by Raluca ZOLTAN & Romulus VANCEA - 1-14 The Role Of Innovation In Creating The Company’S Competitive Advantage
by Alexandru IONESCU & Nicoleta Rossela DUMITRU - 1-15 Exists A Relationship Between Strategic Human Resources Management, Innovation And Competitive Advantage?
by Anca-Ioana MUNTEANU - 1-16 Consumer'S Satisfaction Measurement In Public Hospitals
by Andreea MUNTEAN & Alina PUTAN - 1-17 Knowledge And Information – New Factors Of Production In The Context Of Globalization
by Mirela Alina COCALIA (CRĂCIUN) - 1-18 The Role Of Universities In The Development Of Business Tourism
by Gabriela ARIONESEI & Anca ICHIM & Livia VRANCIU - 1-19 Cosiderations Regarding The Compatibility Between Leadership And Teamwork Skills
by Dana Codruţa DUDĂ-DĂIANU & Denisa Bogdana ABRUDAN - 1-20 Analysis Dynamics Values Formulation In The Context Of The Business Organization’ S Mission
by Marius-Costel EŞI - 1-21 The Role Of Knowledge Management And Knowledge Management Strategies Within Learning Organizations
by Otilia-Maria BORDEIANU - 1-22 Human Capital Theory And Human Resource Management. Implications In Develeopment Of Knowledge Management Strategies
by Simona BUTA - 1-23 Innovative Cluster Or Competitiveness Pole?
by Liliana SCUTARU - 1-24 The Analysis In The Territorial Profile Of The Youth Unemployment From The North-East Region Of Romania
by Iulian CONDRATOV
July 2014, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 1-1 Marketing The Inbetweenness: Tangibles And Intangibles In Tourism
by Marinus C. GISOLF - 1-2 Development Of Human Resources As The Sphere Of The Competences Of Destination Management Organizations
by Jacek BORZYSZKOWSKI - 1-3 Low Entropy: Creating Physical Basis For Economic Value By Environmental Policy Tools
by Florina BRAN & Ildiko IOAN & Carmen Valentina RADULESCU - 1-4 Trends In The Market Of Organic Products In Ukraine
by Nataliia KUTARENKO - 1-5 Study On The Factors Affecting Adoption Of Electronic Customer Relationship Management Information Systems In Ugandan Smes
by Charles OLUPOT & Geoffrey Mayoka KITUYI & Jose NOGUERA - 1-6 Are Small-Firm Clusters Emergent Phenomena? Evidence From Zimbabwe’S Small Furniture- Manufacturing Firms
by Godfrey MUPONDA & Isaac CHANETA - 1-7 Mission And Vision, Environmental Scanning And Formality Of Strategic Planning As Predictors Of The Performance Of Small And Medium Enterprises (Smes) In The Gauteng Province Of South Africa
by Maxwell SANDADA - 1-8 Analysis Of The Western Balkan Countries’ Competitiveness Determinants Using The Kei Methodology
by Bojan KRSTIC & Marija DZUNIC - 1-9 Impact Of Capital Structure Policy On Value Of The Firm – A Study On Some Selected Corporate Manufacturing Firms Under Dhaka Stock Exchange
by Jahirul HOQUE & Ashraf HOSSAIN & Kabir HOSSAIN - 1-10 What Do We Know From Eprg Model?
by Krzysztof DRACHAL - 1-11 Considerations On Applying The Analysis Matrix Methods Of The Risks Within The Audit Of The Procurement-Payment Cycle
by Svetlana SLOBODEANU & Neli MUNTEANU - 1-12 The Evolution Of Currency Relations In The Light Of Major Exchange Rate Adjustment Theories
by Sergiy TKACH - 1-13 Stocks As Structural Components Of Enterprises Calculating Capital In Ukraine
by Oleksandr NYKYFORAK - 1-14 Towards A „Service Economy”?
by Gabriela Liliana CIOBAN - 1-15 Green Diplomacy-A New Type Of International Cooperation (Ii)
by Elena IFTIME - 1-16 Determinants Of Youth Unemployment: A Survey Of The Literature
by Iulian CONDRATOV
January 2014, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-1 The Role Of Human Resources In Sustainable Development Of The Energy Sector
by Sorin P. ANGHELUȚĂ & Oleg MARGINA & Alina ZAHARIA & Gabriela ARIONESEI - 1-2 Choosing Between Direct Taxation Or Indirect Taxation As Prime Fiscal Tool Within Romania’S Economy Of Today
by Antoniu PREDESCU & Maria-Loredana POPESCU & Mihaela-Diana OANCEA-NEGESCU - 1-3 The New Civil Code: Monistic Theory Between Intentions And Reality
by Maria DUMITRU - 1-4 Collaborative And Self-Directed Learning In A Virtual Campus Environment: A Potential Solution For Our Years?
by Alina Cristina DAMIAN & Mircea GEORGESCU - 1-5 Trends Of Taking Into Account Of International Factors In Marketing Adaptational Strategies Of Regional Centres
by Iryna BUDNIKEVYCH & Tetyana TATARCHUK - 1-6 Wind Energy Sector In Romania- Present And Perspective
by Mădălina Cistina TOCAN - 1-7 Strategy Of Public-Private Partnerships Development In Crisis
by Nataliya BYKOVA & Olena ZUBKO - 1-8 Economic Agent Behavior On Real Estate Market
by Oana CHINDRIŞ-VĂSIOIU - 1-9 The Nature Of Entropy In Socio-Economic Systems
by Oksana MYKHAILOVSKA - 1-10 Risk Management And Evaluation And Qualitative Method Within The Projects
by Vlăduț-Severian IACOB - 1-11 Effects Of International Financial Reporting Standards Concerning The Financial Control
by Gheorghe MOROSAN - 1-12 Mission Of Business Organizations And The Social-Economic Entrepreneurship
by Marius EŞI & Alexandru-Mircea NEDELEA - 1-13 All Inclusive System Adoption Within Romanian Tourist Sector
by Iulian CONDRATOV
July 2013, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 1-1 Theoretical Approaches To Concept Of “Competition” And “Competitiveness”
by Oleg MELNYK & Ihor YASKAL - 1-2 Essence And Specific Of Regulation Of Ukrainian Travel Services Market
by Lyudmila RESHETNIKOVA - 1-3 Analysis Of Virtual Communities In Tourism
by Silvena DENCHEVA - 1-4 Tourism Higher Education And Transition From School To Active Life. The Practeam Project Study Case
by Anca DODESCU & Ioana POP COHUŢ - 1-5 Different Dimensions Of Teams
by Goparaju Purna SUDHAKAR - 1-6 Methodological Aspects Of Rural Development Governance Case Study
by Vitalina TSYBULYAK - 1-7 Financial Audit Of Financial Control Versus - An Overall Analysis
by Gheorghe MOROSAN - 1-8 A Vensim Based Analysis For Supply Chain Model
by Mohammad SHAMSUDDOHA & Alexandru NEDELEA - 1-9 The Territorial Distribution Of Structural Funds In The North-East Region Of Romania
by Alexandru MOROŞAN
January 2013, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-1 Business Strategies In Tourism
by Brikend AZIRI & Alexandru NEDELEA - 1-2 An Assessment Of Cooperative Learning Effectiveness In Tourism And Hospitality Teaching – A Case Study Of Selected Student Groups At Strathmore University In Kenya
by Joe Kibuye WADAWI - 1-3 A Socio-Semiotic Perspective On Australian Gourmet Products/Services: ‘Made In Australia’ Marketing Strategies
by Ana CRACIUNESCU - 1-4 Competitive Issues In Banking: Theoretical Approaches Overview
by Iryna Aloshyna - 1-5 Development Of Recreation And Tourism As One Of The Factors Of Forming The Investment Attractiveness Of Bukovyna
by Vasyl KYFYAK - 1-6 Economic Development Versus Sustainable Development
by Liliana SCUTARU - 1-7 Poultry Reverse Supply Chain Process Conveys Environmental Sustainability
by Mohammad SHAMSUDDOHA & Tasnuba NASIR - 1-8 The Trust Capital And The 4 E Supporting The Theory And Practice Of The Firm
by Alexandru TRIFU & Loredana TEREC-VLAD - 1-9 Institutional Bases Of Organizing State Governance For Territory Development
by Vitalina TSYBULIAK - 1-10 E-Tourism: Concept And Evolution
by Iulian CONDRATOV
December 2012, Volume 1, Issue 1
- 1-1 System Reflexive Strategic Marketing Management
by Andrii A. DLIGACH