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Comparative issues on the evolution of potato-growing areas and of crops obtained in Romania and in other European countries

Alecu, Ioan-Niculae; Szabo, Gyorgy; Nagy, Caroly; … - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 200-207). 2015

, compared to the situation existent in Romania. The international situation is also mentioned, taking into account the special … Romania, the period from 1938 to 2012 is analysed, taking into account the high consumption of potatoes that, for Romanian, is …

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Context of mutations within the Romanian agricultural sector

Alecu, Ioan-Niculae; Szabo, Gyorgy; Nagy, Caroly; … - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 174-181). 2016

This paper represents an analysis of the way in which the potato-growing areas and yields obtained in Covasna County have evolved, compared to the situation existent at national level. In the introduction and in the first part of the paper, the global and European situation is also mentioned,...

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International, European and Romanian developments related to the dairy cows : livestock and production obtained

Alecu, Ioan-Niculae; Nagy, Caroly; Szabo, Gyorgy; … - In: Agrarian economy and rural development : realities and …, (pp. 188-195). 2016

of the evolution of dairy cow sector, at the global and European level and also in Romania. By using as working method … accomplished by increasing the cattle herd. In Romania, since 1989, the dairy cow sector has been undergoing a strengthening and …, at least for Romania, the dairy cow sector is yet an inadequately capitalized opportunity that could place our country as …

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Spatial complexity and interactions in the FDI attractiveness of regions

Casia, Laura; Resmini, Laura - 2013 - This version: May 2013

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Foreign Direct Investment and growth : the role of territorial capital

Casi, Laura; Resmini, Laura - 2012 - This version: June 2012, first draft

In the last years, and particularly since the publication of the famous Barca Report (Barca, 2009), the European Union (EU) is starting to acknowledge the importance of spatially targeted regional policies and to understand how crucial a territorial approach can be in order to achieve desirable...

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Patterns of FDI in Southern European periphery : a tale of missing FDI?

Resmini, Laura - 2014

This paper examines patterns of FDI inflows to Southern European (SE) regions, which seem to be at the margin of the FDI attraction game accounting for a very small share of total inward FDI in the EU. In order to understand why these regions attracted such a low number of foreign investors,...

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FDI and growth : can different regional identities shape the returns to foreign capital investments?

Casi, Laura; Resmini, Laura - 2014 - First draft

Do regional identities determine different levels of FDI-induced growth? This paper analyses the impact of FDI on the growth rates of European regions. In so doing, it discusses the role of different components of territorial capital in magnifying or daunting such an impact. The paper starts...

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Home country bias in divestment decisions of multinational corporations in the EU

Resmini, Laura; Vittucci Marzetti, Giuseppe - 2016

This paper deals with the performance of multinational enterprises (MNEs) during the recent financial crisis in the EU regions. According to the existing literature both foreign affiliates and local territories may benefit one from each other. There is a huge literature suggesting that FDI is...

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The spatial distribution of FDI across European regions : winners and losers

Resmini, Laura; Casimiro-Reina, Laura - 2010

This study aims at identifying the main determinants of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) into the European regions. The theory of the determinants of FDI deals with the question on why firms become multinationals. Partial equilibrium studies suggest that in so doing firms try to internalize trade...

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