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Could the Corporations Become Engines for International Cooperation?

Costea, Carmen; Ungureanu, Gabriela; Vârgă, Anca - In: Annals - Economy Series 1 (2011) March, pp. 77-86

country of transnational corporation, and on the other hand the resources from the host countries. As the world crisis has …

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Directions and Measures for the Re-Launching of the Romanian Economy in the Context of the World Economic Crisis

JUNCU, Claudia Loredana; JUNCU, George - In: Annals - Economy Series 3 (2010) November, pp. 313-320

The re-launching of the Romanian economy in the context of the world economic crisis can be implemented by using a set … all the actors that define the structure of the economic environment. The application and enforcement of the needed anti-crisis …

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Populaţie stabilă (rezidentă) - structura etnică şi confesională

Pisică, Silvia; Ioniţă, Andoria; Trică, Ştefan; … - Institutul Naţional de Statistică - 2013

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Balneary Tourism in a Historic and Religious Perspective

Ianc, Teodor - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 18, pp. 79-83

kinds of illneses and Hipocrates (460-370 B.C.), was the initiator of natural therapy. Religion claimed, throughout times …

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Religious Tourism

Badulescu, Alina; Ban, Olimpia - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 18, pp. 69-78

The first part of the paper presents the past and present of the religious tourism in the world and in Romania and its implications on traveling. The second part describes the regions with religious tourism potential in Romania and the activities that could enhance and help the development of...

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Social and Economic Consequences of the Tsunami Phenomenon in Southeast Asia

Tala, Madalina Lavinia - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 18, pp. 84-88

The number of victims made by the tsunami in Southeast Asia is frightening. The available data indicate over 300.000 victims, to whom we must add several hundred thousands of injured people and over 1.75 million people left homeless. The survivors have to deal with the crude truth: the loss of...

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