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Globalization and Tourism. Romania Case
Gerea, Carmen - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 17, pp. 71-78
Being the most important industry in the world, tourism is often seen as a salutary solutin for helping the economic development of a country leading to an increase in the life standards. But what is the real situation? We try to define tourism and globalization, to present shortly the main...
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Surse sustenabile de finanţare – aspecte de metodologie generală
Emil, Dinga - In: Revista OEconomica (2006) 03
The paper is aimed at reviewing and analyzing the main concepts and phenomena that could be counted as generative factors for the sustainable financial source.
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Dezvoltarea Durabilă În Domeniul Tratamentelor Fitosanitare (The Sustainable Development in the Field of Phytosanitary Treatments)
Dumitrascu, Andrei - 2015
Romanian Abstract: Plantele cultivate trebuie protejate prin măsuri specifice – tratamente fitosanitare – datorită capacităţii lor de autoapărare reduse împotriva unor factori biotici nefavorabili (buruieni, boli şi dăunători). Principala direcţie de perfecţionare a tehnologiilor...
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Stăpânirea etică a tehnologiilor inovatoare
Şerban, Broche - In: Revista OEconomica (2006) 02
In this paper we present an alternative bio-epistemological-based approach to economic ethics issues, which suggests that economists need not only an understanding of the ecosystem in terms of irreversibility, but even more, an understanding of the way the process in ecosystem make actual the...
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The necessity of amplifying the environmental standards within industrial parks in Romania
Virginia, CIOBOTARU; Sanda, VISAN; Ana-Maria, SOCOLESCU; … - In: Economia. Seria Management 12 (2009) 2 Special, pp. 132-138
The more and more frequent relocation of industrial companies within industrial parks, as a consequence of amplifying the urban areas’ environmental regulations, is due to generate uncontrollable pollution centers, placed just nearby towns and cities, with highly destructive impact upon the...
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Ecological Effects of the Globalization Commercial Flows
Bran, Florina; Moga, Toader; Ioan, Ildiko - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 17, pp. 43-48
Phenomena that take place at a global level, beyond any control of national governments are subject of great controversies. Even if there is a little knowledge about how to control these processes, scientists are interested in assessing effects of globalization. Because a large part of the...
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Bucharest and Environment Protection
CALIN, Camelia Georgeta; SIMA, Claudia - In: Economia. Seria Management 8 (2005) 2, pp. 38-49
In the current document we are referring to the existing data concerning the impact that benzene - which is one of the most important components of different types of fuels - has on Bucharest and on its inhabitants. We are also trying to present possible solutions to this serious problem which...
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Main factors influencing the production of biofuels in Romania
OLTEANU, Alin Paul - In: Economia. Seria Management 12 (2009) 1, pp. 282-296
Despite the considerable progress achieved by Romania in regenerative energies, especially for the hydro energy, the … series of strategic choices to increase their use in the economy. Biofuel production in Romania is at a low level compared … with other more developed countries like Germany or France. Thus, outlining the country profile of Romania from the …
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The agro-ecologic products, a new direction for the capital investments
Mihai, BOTEZATU - In: Economia. Seria Management 12 (2009) 1 Special, pp. 220-226
One of the biggest problems facing humanity today is the nourishment problem and not as food seen in terms of quantity but especially in terms of quality. Quality of food in general we can say that it is in direct line with the quality of life. A significant part of the world's population lives...
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