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An externality exists whenever a transaction creates a cost or a benefit for a party not directly involved. Pollution …, such as smoke emitted into the air or sewage poured into the water is an externality. In this paper I analyze the …
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signs of worry about the lower competitiveness in terms of productivity growth rate, expenditures for research and … perspective for the industry is competitiveness. This also implies expected positive effects of EU enlargement. The decision to … sustain competitiveness was already taken in Lisbon, where a modern strategy was presented. Its priorities are the creation of …
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Market globalization and impressive market growth force a lot of companies to declare themselves in the position of not having the critical strategic dimension, necessary for a successful competition gigantic markets. As a consequence, companies may be forced to resort more and more, to newer...
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Directiile de actiune stabilite de Guvern in vederea cresterii eficientei administratiei publice locale, precum descentralizarea administrativa si descentralizarea financiara, dar si alte masuri, printre care si parteneriatul public-privat, in paralel cu aparitia unor unitati de prestare private...
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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) affects to a great extent the output and productivity growth. Evidence suggests that investment growth in ICT has rapidly accelerated the TFP (total factor productivity) growth within the European Union. Such progress is particularly essential for...
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contribute more than 80% to the total exports) from the point of view of global competitiveness. …
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The internal market for services, which are estimated to account for almost 70 per cent of the economic activity in the EU, is still rife with legal and administrative barriers to cross-border trade and investment. 
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The approach of regional competitiveness starts from the presentation of general notions and concepts in order to … identify and correctly capture the specific features of regional competitiveness and its determinants.  …
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