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Pollution and Property: Is Relevant Market Failure Theory?

Simandan, Radu - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 7(502) (2006) 7(502), pp. 97-100

-classicals are concerned about efficiency and they propose some forms of government intervention in order to alleviate pollution …

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Development Economics and Economic Development: Why do Institution Matter?

Marinescu, Cosmin - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 2(507) (2007) 2(507), pp. 93-112

Economic development is a complex phenomenon, at least when speaking about understanding its real sources, despite the simplifying tendencies of economic growth neoclassical theories. These orthodox theories limit themselves to identifying the necessary conditions - such as capital accumulation...

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Relatia eficienta institutionala -crestere economica din perspectiva economiei neoinstitutionale

Iacobuta, Andreea Oana; Frunza, Ramona - In: Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii "Alexandru Ioan … 52-53 (2006) November, pp. 246-249

This paper focuses on the role of institutions in enhancing economic growth. Attention to the institutional environment has become increasingly common in economic history and it has deeply enriched our understanding of how economies develop through time. Economic development is no longer...

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Reverse Charging Purchases to Intra-Transportation Means in the Context of New Tax Regulations

Nicolae, Ecobici; Gabriela, Busan - In: Annals - Economy Series 1 (2009) May, pp. 91-108

amounts as required under the current government crisis in the financial world. The book focuses on not commenting policy …

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Evolution of the Concept of Subjective Rights in the Main Law Schools and Great Philosophical Trends

Cornescu, Adrian Vasile - In: Annals - Juridical Science Series 4 (2010) December, pp. 153-168

Any person, any thing, any concept or institution have their own history and follow, naturally, the course of universal history. So, in order to give a true definition of the concept of subjective rights focused on the proposed analysis, we will make an incursion in the philosophy of Antiquity...

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Implications of the Law in Doing Business in the Czech Republic and Romania

Tomskova, Eva - In: Annals - Juridical Science Series 2 (2009) November, pp. 71-84

The paper deals with investigations of regulations that enhance business activity. Business activity should be without any impediments along to the current economic approach. Index of Economic Freedom from The Heritage Foundation and Ease of Doing Business from The World Bank are used for this...

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Juridical Regulations Specific to the International Private Law

Trocan, Laura Magdalena - In: Annals - Juridical Science Series 1 (2009) May, pp. 49-62

relations, where the appliance of the internal law does not seem to be sufficient for the respective juridical report. In this … context, such a report may be regulated either by means of the conflict regulations, that indicate the law able to lead the … international private law is featured by the existence of two methods for solving the law problems: one of them specific to the …

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Current Aspects Regardinglaws and Other Regulatin Documents Enforcement

Bojinca, Moise - In: Annals - Juridical Science Series 1 (2009) May, pp. 7-14

This article deals with issues relating to the enforcement of laws and other regulations. Basically, in democratic regimes, enforcement of laws and other regulations is very connected to the date the document is published. The enforcement date is an element of determining the application field...

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Arguments for the Study of Institutionalism and Institutional Reform in Romania

Pohoata, Ion - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 7(502) (2006) 7(502), pp. 3-8

– explain, for example, that human endeavour for social improvement led to the appearance of Law, private ownership, contract …

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Mission and Social Responsibility of Business Organization

Ionescu, Gh. Gh. - In: Management & Marketing 1 (2006) 2

Our paper focuses on corporate social responsibility. The socially responsible corporation is a good corporation. Although capitalism, at the end of twentieth century is emerging as the preferred way to organize an economy, considerable disagreement exists concerning the fundamental purpose or...

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