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Harghita County’s Business Environment
No full textIn the framework of the global economic system, the competitiveness of the specific businesses depends on the local area they are functioning in. This is why the economic development of a county depends primarily on the local businesses. The paper aims at presenting the economic situation in Harghita County in the light of its business environment and employment situation
Tourism multiplier effect
No full textDetermination of the multiplier effect of tourism is a key element in the economic field. The multiplier measures the impact of extra expenditure introduced into an economy
Territorial Administrative Budgetary Structure
No full textLocal budget structure is a consequence of the way the country’s venues are organized from the territorial administrative point of view, in communes, towns, municipalities and the capital, Bucharest, in districts
Permanency or Continuity? A Relation between Innovation and Technological Development
No full textThe role of innovation is diversely estimated by enterprises. A group of them invest in this field as they have recognized the opportunities inherent in innovation. It is clear for such enterprises that continuous change and innovation may be one of the most important means to preserve competitiveness. Others solely wish to adapt to the continuously changing environment in order to retain their market position and avoid significant damages. Change is continuous and technological development has a crucial role in it. Dialectic of permanency and continuity, therefore, may result in a key factor for both the management and the entire enterprises
Regional disparities of unemployment in the European Union and in Romania
No full textThe regional issues include a variety of events that reflect the persistence of imbalances/ disparities in the development of a country’s regions (the trend of regional divergence).The major problem faced by all European regions is the high level of long-term unemployment, interregional disparities in this respect being obvious. The many (negative) effects that unemployment generates - both for society and for individuals - fully justify the concerns of the world governments regarding both this reality and the continuous concern for finding solutions on employment at the highest level possible.These are the reasons why, this paper analyzes the issue of regional disparities of unemployment, in the EU countries, focusing on Romanian regions, using statistical data relevant for this purpose