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THE PRINCIPLE OF ECOLOGY – THE CONDITIONS FOR GROWTH OF RESPONSIBLE AND SUSTAINABLE ECONOMY

Author(s): Dragana Sećerov,Ljubica Komazec / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The must of constant economic growth (expressed as a quantitative indicator) has not brought the expected satisfaction and happiness to the civilization where we live. The technological progress and economic growth based on it have enabled (a smaller part of the world) large production and dynamic development, but also numerous troubles: wars, polluting the natural environment, moral crisis and so on. Therefore, it is necessary to redefine some elementary principles of science, especially social sciences, or establish new ones which would enable the survival of civilization on Earth. Education and spread of information is prerequisite for changes in human behavior regarding ecological responsibility of individuals as employees and their organizations.

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SECURITY MANAGEMENT - PRINCIPLES DEVELOPED PROCEDURES

Author(s): Maria Enescu,Marian Enescu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The focus of this article will focus on identifying the principles of developing, review, approval, distribution, use, maintenance, removal and management of these functions and procedural schemes principle of these procedures

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RECONFIGURING THE SPECTRUM OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS UNDER THE IMPACT OF GLOBALIZATION

Author(s): Paul-Bogdan Zamfir / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The process of globalization ensures the integration individual national economies with the global economy. International economic relations have gained paramount importance in the era of globalization. International economic relations undertaken in the light of globalization have led to rapid development and decline in poverty in many developing countries. For economic relations between nations to be successful, a number of conditions need to be fulfilled. Unrestricted movement of goods and services, flow of capital, mobility of workforce, and reduction of regulatory obstacles need to be ensured for successful international economic relations. Globalization has played an important role in international economic relations among nations across the world

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PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT – PUBLIC POLICY COMPONENT

Author(s): Mirela-Anca Postole,Florin Văduva,Ioana Duca,Rodica Gherghina / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The public loans sector in a certain country requires a transparent, efficient legal and regulation framework as well as an organization structure. The debt management operations should be supported by an accurate information management system, which would allow the analysis activity to be taken responsibility for, while the loans portfolio becomes complex and governments want to take on risk analyses and debt analyses. The government debt managers have the same concern as the monetary and fiscal policy advisors regarding the public sector indebtedness, which remains on a sustainable path and they consider that a credible strategy may lower the excessive debt levels

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THE IMPACT OF EU PRIMARY LAW ON THE DEVELOPMENT OF EUROPEAN ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Author(s): Carolina Smochina / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

At its founding in 1957 the European Union had no environmental dimension, but today it has some of the most progressive environmental policies in the world. Before environmental protection and sustainable development became fundamental objectives in EU treaties, environment policy was mainly developed through the environment action programmes. Today binding environmental regulations are one of the more extensive areas of European legislation. The Lisbon Treaty which entered into force 1st of December 2009 marks the end of the confusion brought about by failure to ratify the Treaty establishing a Constitution for Europe. Articles 191 and 193 of the Treaty deal specifically with the Environment and Climate Change and they deserve some consideration by anyone concerned with these issues

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STREET PUBLICITY FOR HOSPITALITY ON TIMIŞOARA’S AVENUES

Author(s): Constantin Negruţ,Ramona-Violeta Vasilescu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Street advertising is an important tool which can be used alongside other tools for promoting hospitality. This paper serves to show how it is used on the street boulevards of Timişoara, focused on the city entrance arteries, and on other large streets

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STRATEGIES FOR EDUCATION AND TRAINING WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF EUROPE 2020 AGENDA

Author(s): Liana Son,Graţiela Georgiana Carica / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The paper aims to analyse the synthetic indicators identified and adopted for education and training within the framework of the new Europe 2020 Strategy, in order to highlight the educational progress achieved by the EU member states until 2010 and the new targets and strategies adopted for 2020 by highlighting lifelong learning as a fundamental principle and a key element of theses strategies

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EDUCATION AND CREATIVITY - TRAINING REQUIREMENTS IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY

Author(s): Doina Iacob,Angela-Eliza Micu,Mirela Ionela Aceleanu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In the new economy, in the knowledge society there is a shift from the activities involving the skills to manipulate and manage, to the activities involving the development and application of knowledge. Thus, future professions involve achieving a high level of competence, focusing on the initiative, creativity and problem solving. To perform on the market, organizations rely on their human capital, rather than the physical or financial one, the creative and innovative potential of their employees on their ability to develop new knowledge and ideas. In this respect, education becomes part of the process of globalization and economic resource base that can support a long-term competitive advantage

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BIO PRODUCTS MARKET – GREEN LIGHT IN RETAIL

Author(s): Mihaela Dogan,Raoul Sabin Gordean / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

In the following period, Romanian bio products will be sold at a rate of 60% in specialized shops, 30% in supermarkets and 10% through other distribution channels. Right now most eco products are sold in specialized shops where consumers can study them, read their labels and even savor them or taste them. Ecologic produce are a niche segment and usually consumers are loyal to the brands that meet their own needs. This is why eco products are not affected by the economic crisis as long as consumers pay the right price for a quality product

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MANAGEMENT OF TOURISM RESOURCES TO CREATE WORK TEAMS FOCUSED ON RESULTS

Author(s): Constanţa Enea / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Tourism as a social and economic phenomenon, is exposed most directly to constant and profound changes. The tourism is almost no country in the world that does not reckon seriously with tourism in this economic development. This paper focuses on modern trends on the tourist market and the necessity to apply the knowledge of modern management. Tourism as a general phenomenon of this century has been the first activity that assumed global dimensions. The higher standard of living of the population and an ever greater amount of leisure time, as well as the development of transport technology and service technology in general accounted for important changes in the demand, bringing about considerable changes in the supply, primarily in the adaptation of the tourist product to the requirements of an increasingly sophisticated demand and the changes in the process for marketing management and application.

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EU STRATEGY ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

Author(s): Andra Miculescu,Lucia Negruţ / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Globalization, creating ever closer interdependence among economies around the world, as well as the technological revolution of the 90s, including the internet and new information and communication technologies, led to the revolution of the European economy and everyday life citizens. A special place in the global problems of mankind is occupied by environmental problems, whose study is important. To solve the problems that mankind is currently facing, we must address each issue in a separately way, but also to make an integrated approach to these problems, which are obviously connected between them. Sustainable development aims and tries to find a stable theoretical framework for decision making in any situation where a report, such as man-environment, can be found, whether it's environmental, economic or social

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INDICATOR OF LIQUIDITY IN CREDIT INSTITUTIONS

Author(s): Camelia-Daniela Hategan,Codruţa Pavel,Maria Moraru / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Banking Liquidity- the ability of banks to meet at any time, obligations on behalf of clients as well as its own. In order to determine the actual liquidity, balance sheet assets and commitments received by the bank revealed off the balance sheet is divided, the bands maturity as: • Balance sheet assets with a maturity of the (house and other assets, current accounts with central banks, demand deposits with central banks, correspondent accounts with banks, demand deposits with banks) including attached claims are on the first band due to the amount accounts, reduced where appropriate by provisions established; • other assets with a maturity of the (current accounts receivable) and attached claims are on the first band due to an adjusted value.

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CONCEPTS AND POLICIES OF SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL STANDARDS AND CORPORATE REPORTING PRACTICE

Author(s): Cornelia Dascălu,Daniela-Nicoleta Sahlian,Chiraţa Caraiani,Camelia Lungu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Social and environmental frameworks are now more than simply optional and voluntary reporting measures for economic entities, showing important progression toward standardized reporting. Recognizing this, will allow reporting, whether mandatory or voluntary, to adopt a more comprehensive and integrated approach in considering disclosure issues as part of corporate responsibilities. Using fundamental research and content analyze, we critically examined specific social and environmental frameworks and related assurance standards. We correlated the theoretical findings to practical appliance of corporate disclosure and assurance requirements. Results show that there are significant differences in voluntarily application of guidelines, principles, certification, and assurance standards

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INTRA-COMMUNITY ACQUISITIONS IN ROMANIA'S ADHESION TO EUROPEAN UNION

Author(s): Franca Stancu,Ion Peres / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Early '90s was marked by major political and economic changes in most regions of the world. The success of market economies, the failures of centralized systems based on the command economy and the inefficiency of public enterprises have defeated the state's strong role in centralized economies. This period marked the beginning of the changes in Romanian society, namely the transition to democracy and from centralized economy to market economy. The extensive process of transition to market economy took place based on and in conjunction with other complex and significant process, that of European integration

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MIHAIL KOGĂLNICEANU’S CRITICISM OF THE CUSTOMS CONVENTION CONCLUDED WITH THE AUSTRO-HUNGARIAN EMPIRE

Author(s): Mirela Ionela Aceleanu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The controversy regarding the Romanian foreign trade policy took place for a half century, from 1859 to 1814, between the supporters of free trade and those of economic protectionism. The customs convention concluded with the Austro-Hungary in 1875 was the expression of first ones doctrine and it marked Romanian commercial relations for more than twenty years. Contemporaneous with this act and also directly involved in preparation of Romanian foreign policy, Mihail Kogălniceanu countered the convention from his position of Minister, Member of Parliament and industrialist. Theoretical arguments and useful examples he proposed placed him between the maintainers of the real Romanian modernization

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WASTE MANAGEMENT OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT IN THE TIMIS COUNTY

Author(s): Alina Caluseru,Nicolae Marinel Horablaga,Adina Horablaga / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The paper describes how to implement waste collection system of electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) in Timisoara, Timis county, including WEEE collection sites and dates from 2006-2009. The objectives will be presented on the Directive 2002/96/EC on the Restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment, executives implementing the objectives of that Directive, the obligations of local government, initiated campaigns for WEEE collection, held in the county of Timis, and collection targets which Romania is obliged under its commitments to meet

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COMPARED EXPERIENCES REGARDING PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT

Author(s): Mirela-Anca Postole,Ioana Duca,Rodica Gherghina,Irina Zgreaban / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

The growing public debt levels, the tendency towards increased central banks independence and the changes regarding the public debts objectives and priorities in the OECD countries in the past two decades have influenced the choice for public debt management institutional arrangements. Although there are recurrent policy aspects, which these governments have had to approach, the evolution has not been identical in all the countries, to the extent to which the ways of structuring and the organizational change process, it has been influenced by the local institutions, traditions, economic conditions, circumstances, such as the creation of the European Union

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E-LEARNING MANAGEMENT VERSUS TRADITIONAL EDUCATION MANAGEMENT

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

In a society where the lack of time is felt by most of the people, the Internet offers new training opportunities, which are not necessarily used exclusively. Training by means of an e-leaning platform is an ideal device for delivering educational contents anywhere in the world and at any time, unrestricted by geographical and time limits, the trainee benefiting from a ‘virtual teacher’. The development of the technological infrastructure and the higher educational quality of hypermedia documents factor out space and time from the equation of contemporary education, having as a result flexibility unprecedented in classical education.

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DISTRIBUTION OF INVESTMENT FUNDS BRD ASSET MANAGEMENT

Author(s): Viorel Negruţ,Ciprian Pavel / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Market open investment funds in Romania is characterized by a sustained development, both in terms of supply of funds and assets value. On the client, the investment funds can be a convenient alternative investment. In this context, the Bank is to meet its clients with a wide range of investment funds tailored to different types of investors. These products can be offered to all categories of investors who have additional financial resources which they can invest medium and long term and want to obtain a higher yield of classical saving (deposits, certificates of deposit, etc.), in assuming the risk implementation

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CURRENT RETAIL MARKET OF ROMANIAN.INSIGHTS TO IMPROVE OF MANAGEMENT TRADE COMPANIES

Author(s): Georgiana Lavinia Tănăsoiu / Language(s): English Issue: 16/2010

Today we speak of an extraordinary dynamics, climbing or falling surprising that amid the crisis was felt in full for most players of this market. Success depends on trade firms directly, the confidence that a given community they serve customers, authorities, media and partners. This process must be integrated into company management by providing an effective dialogue conducted with different audiences whose profiles are becoming more complex

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