Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 2 / 2006 (497)
Sistemic Approach – a Complexity Management Instrument
Universitatea „Petre Andrei” din Iasi
Abstract. The systemic principle uses the deduction and the induction, analyse and synthesis, inferency and proferency, in order to find out the interdependencies and the inner connections that make mooving the complex organized entities. The true valences of this approach can be found neither in the simplist models of the “in-out” type, nor in the “circular” models that fill in the Economics and Management handbooks, and that consecrate another kind of formalism, but in the constructiviste-reflexive strategies, used in order to explain the economic and social structures.
Contents
In memoriam – Nicholas Georgescu- Roegen. A New Paradigm
European Level Test of Romanian Enterprise Governance
Investment Patterns on Emerging Stock Markets
Capitals Cost and the Investments Actualisation Rate
Public Sector and Europeanization Challenges
Credit Institutions Management Evaluation using Quantitative Methods
Oportunities and Dimensions of a Romanian Environment Code
Financial Investment Services Regulation
Local Public Administration Reform. The Romanian Case
An Algoritm for the Alocation Optimization of Trading Executions
Unemployment in Romania. A Retrospective Study
Sistemic Approach – a Complexity Management Instrument
Knowledge Society and the Communication Economy in Romania
Demographic Evolution in Romania – Convergence or Peripherisation?
Macroeconomic Proportions and Corellations
Romania's Dilemmas in Perspective of EMU Integration
Supranational as Intermediate State. An Escape Project from Adversity Era