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Circulation of the Capital in Romania, between the Free Globalization and Integration in the European Union

Cretu, Raluca Florentina - In: The AMFITEATRU ECONOMIC journal 7 (2005) 17, pp. 109-114

Romania crosses one of the most important periods of its modern history. On one hand it signed, provisionally, all the negotiation chapters with the European Union, chapters that must be strictly observed, and on the other hand Romania must keep its domestic market out of the negative effects...

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Romania's Dilemmas in Perspective of EMU Integration

Socol, Cristian; Niculescu, Aura - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 2(497) (2006) 2(497), pp. 107-114

integration (case of Romania). The potential conflict between Maastricht criteria and the possibility to obtain a faster real …

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Politica agricola comuna – cale de integrare europeana

Stanef, Roberta - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 4(499)(supplement) (2006) 4(499)(supplement), pp. 317-332

Agriculture is the largest of the negotiation chapters. With the exception of the field of veterinary and phytosanitary legislation, it consists mostly of regulations. Thus the legislation will be directly applicable at the date of accession and does not need transposition on the part of the...

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Economic Growth Models Transition

Angelescu, Coralia - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 1(496) (2006) 1(496), pp. 89-93

integration are stated in this study. Finally, some measures of macroeconomic policy for sustainable growth are proposed in …

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Problema impozitarii in contextul integrarii europene

Covaci, Cristina - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 4(499)(supplement) (2006) 4(499)(supplement), pp. 515-530

for European Union integration, bringing in foreground maximum concern aspects about the moment of introducing tax flat … concernings: preparing to cope the wave of integration. …

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From globalization to fragmentation – a new beginning in the international affaires

Neamtu, Liviu; Neamtu, Adina Claudia - In: Annals - Economy Series 2 (2009) November, pp. 7-20

Registration of regional and local, or even traditional brands, are becoming in today's an increasingly met phenomenon on international market in small and midsize companies struggle to protect certain markets and products. While large companies that hold independent or group trademarks and...

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Romanian SME-s after integration in European Union

BORCOSI, Corina Ana - In: Annals - Economy Series 1 (2010) April, pp. 169-174

According with the White Charter of Romanian SME-s 2007, Romanian integration in European Union was considered a great … opportunity for the 46,67% of SME-s, just 9,18% of SME-s consider it like a major threatening. Romanian integration in European … integration. The influence of integration in EU for SME-s was manifested in some special directions like: human resource, quality …

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Relatia convergenta reala – convergenta nominala in procesul de integrare in Uniunea Economica si Monetara

Niculescu, Aura - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 4(499)(supplement) (2006) 4(499)(supplement), pp. 339-362

In this paper, we identify the principal conditionalities for the admittance in European Union. The nominal and real convergence must be touched faster because this processus supposes stability prices, the financial soundness indicators, the need to stabilize exchange rate. In addition, the real...

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Logistics - Source of Competitivity

Ilies, Liviu - In: Management & Marketing 1 (2006) 1

other functions of the company and through the integration of the logistics chain of all upstream and downstream …

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Local Public Administration Reform. The Romanian Case

Andrei, Tudorel; Profiroiu, Marius; Turturean, Mihai - In: Theoretical and Applied Economics 2(497) (2006) 2(497), pp. 55-64

The existence of an efficient and democratic administration is one of the main criteria of defining the modernity of a country. At this moment, Romania has not such an administration. That is why a major priority of Romania is to achieve, in a few years, a real reform through which the public...

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