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THE STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARD THE HOSPITALITY SERVICES OF ABROAD

Author(s): Olivia Anne-Marie Saierli,Liana Rodica Pater,Ramona-Violeta Vasilescu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In this paper, we have statistical analyze the consumer attitudes toward the hospitality services of abroad. We have developed a questionnaire which was answered by 83 people. Based on these responses we have made a top of the hospitality services in terms of respondent. Then, we applied the Helmert univariante test to show that these results can be generalized. Also, we asked respondents to give a note for each service of hospitality from abroad (as a whole going abroad for the past two years). We calculated the average of these notes for each service of hospitality separately, and we generalized the results for the entire population by computing for each the corresponding confidence interval, with a 95% of probability

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PETRE S. AURELIAN'S VISION ON CUSTOMS PROTECTIONISM

Author(s): Luiza Mădălina Apostol / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Petre S. Aurelian was the time leading spokesman of the industrial bourgeoisie, bringing its contribution to the creation of that stream in favor of protectionist policies that would eventually inaugurate a policy of protecting domestic industry. The idea that dominates all thinking of Aurelian and around which revolve all his work, the supreme criterion in assessing any concept and any ideas, is the interest of the Romanian nation. From this perspective, the development of productive forces and the strengthening the economy represented fundamental goals of the struggle for existence and future of his country

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DIRECT RESPONSE ADVERTISING – A MODERN METHOD OF PROMOTION

Author(s): Ozana Alexandra Harea,Manuela Florentina Gordean / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The paper shows some basic features of direct response advertising, several aspects related to the emergence and quick development of this promotion method over the years, its role and the impact on marketing and promotion

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SETTING UP OF THE STRATEGY RELATING TO THE SUSTAINABLE INCREASE OF PERSONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PERFORMANCES AT THE UNIVERSITY OF PITESTI, USING TOTAL

Author(s): Daniela Mihai,Mădălina Brutu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Total Performance Scorecard (TPS) is a holistic management process of improvement and change; within this concept, improvement, development and learning are treated as cyclic and ethical processes through which the development of personal competence, of the organization as well as the internal implication are reciprocally consolidated. The present work used this concept with a view to set up the strategy relating to the sustainable increase of personal and organizational performances within the University of Pitesti.

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INVOLVING LOCAL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION IN RURAL COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

Author(s): Gheorghe Csaba Toth,Nicoleta Mateoc-Sîrb,Aurora Venig,Iosif Ionel Toma,Gheorghe Sebastian Sârb,Diana Blaga / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The paper presents an objective evaluation of the present state of the involvement of local public administration authorities in the development of rural communities, and it presents the necessary measures to improve life quality. Reaching such a goal will show why European Community and Governmental funds are so slowly obtained at the level of local public administration authorities and will allow the establishment of the ways to increase attractiveness for and interest in from the factors involved in promoting rural communities’ development

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EU’S INVOLVEMENT IN REDUCING GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS GENERATED BY THE USE OF COAL

Author(s): Dorina Niţă,Imola Drigă / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

An efficient management of the risks regarding the global climate changes, in parallel with satisfying the great energetic needs of developed economies and the continuously increasing demands of developing countries, represent a major international challenge. In order that EU recognizes the present and future importance of coal among the resources necessary to ensure the supply of electricity at this level, in terms of the effect generated upon the global climate (due to the high level of green-gas emissions), it is also required that competent authorities should be immediately involved in the process of finding and implementing technologies which increase the efficiency of coal-fired power plants and reduce the characteristic CO2 emissions, gather and store CO2, as well as member states should be able to apply the European legislation

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ACCOUNTING MODELS SPECIFIC TO INTRA-COMMUNITY ACQUISITIONS AND SUPPLIES OF NEW MEANS OF TRANSPORT

Author(s): Lucia Paliu-Popa / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Romania's accession to the European Union has imposed changes in many areas, the most significant occurring in the tax system that became harmonized with the European legislation and which, in turn, affects the registration procedure in accounting of economic operations taking place in the entities. Because most legislative changes affected Romania's commercial transactions with EU Member countries, next I shall address the accounting models specific to intra-Community acquisitions and supplies of new means of transport. To this end I shall consider several specific cases that arise in trade relations between EU Member States, examples that will allow us to draw some conclusions on how to register in the accounts intra-Community commercial transactions made with new means of transport, considering all the time the fiscal matters

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THE INFLUENCE OF TRANSNATIONAL CORPORATIONS ON LABOR FORCE MIGRATION IN ROMANIA AND IN THE EUROPEAN UNION IN THE CONTEXT OF THE GLOBAL CRISIS

Author(s): Alina Hagiu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In this paper we propose to analyze the impact of transnationalization process on labor force migration. Also, we will try to show the connection or interconnection that exists between transnationalization on the one hand, and labor force migration on the other. The intensification of migration process is a characteristic or a result of the transnationalization process, which occurs in the second half of the XX century. Migration is a process owed solely to transnationalization. Today, migration of people to search for better wages implies a tremendous acceleration of transactions on the exchange markets, daily 1400 billion, resulting in destabilization of national economies, especially of small developing nations

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THE REGULATION AND THE MANAGERIAL DESIGN OF THE ACTIVITY THROUGH THE ACCOUNTANCY INFORMATIONAL SYSTEM

Author(s): Monica Pătruţescu,Dalia Simion / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The activity of any organization is largely based on the informational system, its role in the competitive environment being defining for the performance achievement. Management has regulation mechanisms on execution - information - decision way which can ensure a control of costs, their proper awareness of the responsibilities. The stocks informational system is even more important for a productive process consumer of material resources and generator of storable products. The information obtained in this system, the analysis and their processing offer the possibility of a management control with a maximum effect and the decisional support for the management for all the hierarchy levels. Thus, the accountancy informational system, integrated in the company's informational system, fulfils the prediction function, of interpretation of data from the economic environment and diagnosis, through the generation of informational reports, absolutely necessary for a management interested in the efficiency of its decisions

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COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF CULTURAL DIMENSION IN THE MANAGEMENT OF JAPAN AND ROMANIA

Author(s): Eliza Antoniu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

This paper aims at highlighting the influence of cultural dimensions in different national contexts, a comparative approach that allows identification of the similarities and differences that arise between two cultures, one Romanian and the other Japanese, in terms of specific approaches of the comparative management

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EDUCATION AND HEALTH: MAIN FACTORS OF RURAL COMMUNITIES’ DEVELOPMENT

Author(s): Teodor Mateoc,Nicoleta Mateoc-Sîrb,Iosif Ionel Toma,Camelia Mănescu,Elena Peţ / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Rural development and diversification of rural economy depend on the level of education, knowledge and qualification. Though improving and maintaining the proper level of basic infrastructure is an important element in the social and economic development of the rural area, it is professional training that represents the “engine” of good development. Education and training are essential for rural communities, but there are obvious discrepancies from the point of view of school infrastructure

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PRACTICAL MODELS FOR REPAYMENT OF CONSUMER CREDIT. CRITICAL ANALYSIS

Author(s): Liana Rodica Pater / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In practice handling a problem of consumption credit is based on the following two definitions of the fundamentals of cost reimbursement namely consumer credit cost and the rate or fraction to pay by a debtor to repay debt. Adopting certain models of repayment of consumer credit, the debtor repays actually less than he owes the lender. There are many other justifications bearing microeconomic or macroeconomic policy, and even for such practical situations. In this paper there are presented and analyzed some neoclassic models for repayment of consumer credit

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THE INFLUENCE OF TERRORISM AND DRUG CONSUMPTION ON GLOBAL ECONOMY

Author(s): Mihaela Simona Mărăcine / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Terrorism is not a new phenomenon and it has existed ever since the beginning of history, so it is relatively hard to define. Terrorism has been described both as a tactic and as a strategy; a murder and a sacred duty; a justified reaction against oppression and injustice. This international phenomenon is increasingly threatening the security of countries and their citizens, entailing serious moral, economic, social, political consequences, psychologically having a strong influence on different segments of the population, taking the lives of many people. Moreover, drug consumption is a complex and important matter for humanity. Both phenomena remain a real danger to the entire world

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THE MODELING OF FIRE EFFECTS ON THE ENVIRONMENT

Author(s): Florin Neacşa,Ion Anghel ,Aurel Trofin,Constantin Popa / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The industrial fires involving significant quantities of combustible liquids pollute the environment with smoke and toxic gases. In the paper are presented the original results of the authors concerning the modeling of such fires in open air. The results of the numerical modeling are processed, analyzed and interpreted, with emphasize on the value of polluting fire effluents

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THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION ON THE AMERICAN MASS MEDIA. PROSPERITY OR DECLINE?

Author(s): Daniel Kysilka / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Certainly, economic and social phenomena, no matter how predictable they are, sometimes generating less than expected effects such as positive nature. Great Depression form America has caused such effects on the mass media. In this paper we intend a short approach to these phenomena and an overview of the status and trends of the American mass media of that time

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CURRENT DYNAMICS OF ROMANIAN CONVERGENCE

Author(s): Marina Luminiţa Sârbovan / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Even when the modern society achieved a well deserved vote mixed with economic control mechanism, the effect of the overall economic motion was, in essence, the accumulations and des-accumulation of wealth for certain innumerous members of managing entities. In 2009, the Romanian economic crisis brought an overall slowing down effect of production and consumption. The 21-th paradigm remains to solve the contradictions of meta-markets, finding a mechanism of distributing the resources and incomes in terms of consolidating the stability and economic security

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LANGUAGE TRANSLATION — A KEY INGREDIENT IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY

Author(s): Tania Petkovici,Sorin Daniel Vintilă / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The term “global economy” refers to the economic system of the world and the interdependency among the different nations of the world. The society that we live in is in fact a component of the global economy and its success is based on accurate and appropriate communication. Without translation services, international trade would not exist and no exchanges of services and goods could take place. Because international trade transcends borders, languages and cultures, it demands strong language translation skills.

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THE FINANCE OF PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS IN ROMANIA

Author(s): Anton-Florin Boţa Moisin,Cerasela Măgură / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In the present article, the authors are explaining the meaning of public institutions as all entities belonging to central and local government administration, including productive purpose entities, involved in the mechanism of the market and aimed at obtaining profit; and the budget of these public institutions. We explain how the revenues are formed and what the expenditure includes

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OPPORTUNITIES AND DIFFICULTIES OF ROMANIAN SMES

Author(s): Dan Duran,Irina Costescu,Lavinia Olivia Iancu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) represents the most important sector of the economy. Any government should have a policy that supports this sector, because the enterprises are the principal producer of economic essence in any country. Contemporary society would not exist without enterprise because it offers working places for the majority of population and its performances condition economy’s progress and performances in each country and life standard for the population

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THE UTILITY OF REDUCING PRODUCTION COSTS IN THE COAL MINING INDUSTRY

Author(s): Ionela Claudia Dina,Gheorghe Holt / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Starting from the definition of production cost through which this characterizes the efficiency of the activity of any enterprise, its reduction represents a way of ensuring the future viability and evolution inclusively of mining facilities and of those of coal mining preparation. The lowering of production costs constitutes an essential problem of any economic activity, which influences directly their economic growth and efficiency

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