Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 1 / 2012 (566)
The New Governance and Globalization
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Aureliana Geta ROMAN
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Alexandru BOGHIU
Controller Institut Romania
Abstract. The changes in economy and the society require a new theory of value based on knowledge. A piece of information which is well documented and as well assimilated may be a substitute for substance, energy and another piece of information. After receiving the piece of information, our thinking needs to change dramatically, in order to consider the factors that make from it such a special value. In order to be able to face the uncertainty and complexity of modern world, a new type of governance appeared, which considers not only the need for informing stakeholders and satisfying them but also the ability of an entity to answer the new restrictions stated by the market through external bodies, the personnel of the said entity and its representatives, public opinion, etc. An entity shall not be assessed only based on some economic or profitability criteria, but also based on its ability to adapt and react, the ability to meet the expectations of the persons it uses, through a model attitude towards topics of general interest (ecology, ethics, inspecting people, rejection of any discrimination, etc.), in short, through its ability to become a citizen of the world.
Contents
Testing the Asymmetry of Shocks with Euro Area
The Population and the Labor Force Market
Negative Income Tax and Labor Market Participation. A Short Run Analysis
The Industry – a Vulnerable Source of Economic Recovery in Romania
Sustainable Development of South-West Oltenia Region in the Current Economic Crisis
The New and the Future Look of the Economy
The Spread of Economic Ideas among Romanian People. Case Study: Alexandru D. Xenopol
Using Quantitative Data Analysis Techniques for Bankruptcy Risk Estimation for Corporations
The New Governance and Globalization
The Political Economy of World Heavyweight Boxing during the Great Depression