Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 6 / 2013 (583)
The unanthropic context
„Economic theory accepts solutions to the problems which are specific to a type of life without intelligence, where the mechanical vision functions in an unanthropic context built on relationships in which the human factor is reduced to a consumable, or at most an ingredient to the capital's appetite for yield.”
The strong argument for the reconstruction of Economics is provided by the problem of the crisis, which in rational terms of time, amplitude and cause remains unsolved. Even though it is primarily considered as a miscalibration of market functionality, the crisis persists and keeps extending across all the systems of human action. The delicate part of the problem is that the mechanical perspective in structuring the vision, belonging to a somewhat pragmatic take on reality, points to the - at least from experiential knowledge -possibility of carelessly removing the defect.
Contents
Integrated marketing communication in tourism – an analysis. Case study: Muntenia and Oltenia
Productivity change patterns in the Romanian banking system – the impact of size and ownership on total factor productivity
Is there a difference between intrapreneurs and early-stage entrepreneurs in Romania?
Profit optimization during crisis periods
Study on the perception of accounting professionals concerning intangible assets and intangible capital
The role of social factors in explaining crime
The metropolitan area as a knee-jerk response to the multilevel governance and its derived national public decisions
Structural changes and productivity in the crisis period in Romania. The industry case