Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 7 / 2006 (502)
Romania. The Pillars for its Sustainable Development
Banca Comerciala Româna
Emilian M. Dobrescu
Universitatea „Spiru Haret” Bucuresti
Abstract. Our country has political stability, very good relations with all neighbour countries, a legislative system made upon European standards which requires greater stability and rigour. Stimulating regional activities, promoting inter-regional cooperation are placed in the larger context of process of Romania’s integration into EU and to prepare the institutional structures and necessary capacities in order to implement the structural politics of EU after integration.
Contents
Arguments for the Study of Institutionalism and Institutional Reform in Romania
Organizational Transition and Change Resistance
Economic Politics, between Individual Interest and Public Interest
Corporate Governance, between Classicism and Modernism
Dilemmas of Modernity in Change
The Economy Governing During Globalization Era
Romania. The Pillars for its Sustainable Development
Using Standard-Sole Cost Method for Performance Gestion Accounting and Calculation Cost in the Machine Building Industry
The Prevailing of the Human Nature in the Economics of Adam Smith
Growth and Efficiency at the Macroeconomic Level
Pollution and Property: Is Relevant Market Failure Theory?
A Mental Value Perspective in Risk Decision Theory