[PDF] Top 20 CONSIDERATIONS UPON ROMANIA’S MANUFACTURING COMPETITIVENESS IN THE EUROPEAN CONTEXT

... ensure the dynamic equilibrium of the whole economy. In fact, this industry is the one that disseminates through the organization and conduct of business as well as by the ... See full document

... present the challenges and realities of economic and social potential existing in the region crossed by the Danube in Romania, to introduce the priorities taking into ... See full document

... analyze the EU-27 population by means of the following indicators: population structure by origin, age, gender, training level, income in member states, emphasizin g Romania’s position among other ... See full document

... In the current research we have used representative samples containing responses from persons from 20 European ...countries. In fact, the data regarding the health status ... See full document

... manner. The total incomes realized in 2008 represented 32% of PIB2 (164, 5 billions lei), in comparison to the programmed incomes by the budget in a total of 37, 2% of PIB (191 ... See full document

... At the same time, comparing with a guarantee, which implies only a right to enforce the asset (in case of default) the fiduciary has also the obligation and can be held responsible as ... See full document

... On the opposite situation from Romania, we meet Brussels-Luxembourg Station, located near the European ...of the oldest in Europe, which was originally called “Gare du Quartier ... See full document

... on the studies of European experience in spatial planning (policies, strategies, indicators), the project aims to create two databases for Romania, one at region level and one at ... See full document

... of the largest organic food producers and consumers. Romania has excellent conditions mainly its fertile soil to develop organic agriculture and increase export on the EU ...reason, the future ... See full document

... Beside the partnership between territorial-administrative communities, the promotion of a professional network resulted from the association of urban and rural small and medium enterprises plays a ... See full document

... part in the Globalization process ever since the end of the Second World ...like the IMF, World Bank Group, NATO or the WTO, the European countries have even ... See full document

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... under the Europe 2020 strategy is poverty. The indicator of people living at risk of poverty or social exclusion is composed of three sub-indicators, namely the peo- ple living in low work ... See full document

... Tackling the public sector modernization in Romania will have to take into consideration several viewpoints: the civil servants’, the citizens’, the entre- preneurs’ and ... See full document

... to the report in 2014 for the Protection of the Financial Interests of the European Union- fight against fraud (European Commission, 2015), Romania is part of ... See full document

... Abstract— In order to progress in the present-day complex and unpredictable environment, the company must feature abilities of quick response and favorably reposition itself on the ... See full document

... that in some traditionally public domains, Portuguese Public Administration has gone further in redesigning its administrative ...During the last decade, Portugal has in fact seen many public ... See full document

... of competitiveness indicators that apply to all destinations at all times as stressed by Dwyer and Kim (2003), and there is no perfect or turnkey solution ...destination competitiveness models in ... See full document

... into the worldwide circuit and having positive effects on ...especially in the commerce sector, and cultural exchanges and international ...facing the whole world, such as: improving ... See full document

... considering the specific case of small ...with the territory in which they locate, as a sign of their ...embeddedness. The particularly tight links they develop with the external ... See full document