Harnessing Tangible and Intangible Assets in the context of European Integration and Globalization: Challenges ahead

Proceedings of ESPERA 2019

Jean-Vasile Andrei, Luminita Chivu, George Georgescu, Valeriu Ioan-Franc

• Publisher: Peter Lang Group
• Year: 2021
• eBook ISBN:
  9783653065749
• Print ISBN:
  9783631673331
• Edition: 1

The volumes are dedicated to the 30th anniversary of "Costin C. Kiritescu" National Institutefor Economic Research and its research network of the return under the aegis of the Romanian Academy.

The NIER's network of incorporated research institutes and centers under its scientific coordination include the Institute of National Economy, the Institute of Economic Forecasting, the Institute of Agricultural Economics, the Research Institute for Quality of Life, the Institute of World Economy, the Centre of Industry and Services Economics, the Centre for Financial and Monetary Research, the Centre for Studies and Research on Agricultural and Forest Biodiversity and the Centre for Economic Information and Documentation. Also, under NIER's umbrella six unincorporated research entities are set up: the Centre for Complex Research, the Romanian Centre for Comparative Economics and Consensus, the Centre for Macroeconomic Modelling, the Centre for Demographic Research, the Centre for Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency and the Centre for Mountain Economics.

Table of contents

• Cover
• Copyright information
• Contents
• List of contributors
• Plenary papers
• Articles
• Contributors
• Challenges of foreign direct investment
• The economic planning and prognosis1
• About scientificity
• What are the key drivers of European bank competition?
• A retrospective analysis of the relationship between financial development and economic growth
• Investors protection on the Romanian capital market
• European funds – mechanism for financing the priority objectives of the member states of the European Union – the case of Roma ia
• Changes and trends in the business milieu of Romania during the post-crisis period
• Bitcoin cash: statistical analysis of prices and returns dynamics
• The bitcoin quotations, the quotations of the main international trading indexes and the main exchange rates – possible links and lags’ analysis
• Technological intensity and firms’ export performance from the capital ownership perspective
• Modern methods for estimating the levels of world production for the alternative fuels
• Models of coal production in Romania: evolution and scenarios
• Economic cycles and political regimes in Romania during 1862–1914 period
• Strategic options for primary valorization of mineral resources in Romania
• Decision support system for the efficient use of natural resources and waste recycling
• Valuation of coal resources of Romania – experiences of the past and challenges of the future
• Economy and management of critical cases at the stations of distribution of petroleum products in Damasc, Syria
• The current status of oil refining industry in Romania
• Evolutions of the Romanian manufacturing sector structural weights
• Trends of the Romanian processing industry in the world context
• An economic and financial analysis of municipal waste management in Romania
• Energy union progress revealed by key indicators and a SWOT strategic analysis
• Energy and economic growth: econometric analysis
• Professional ethics, maximizing profit and corporative social responsibility in the oil industry
• Importance of agriculture and food industry in the economy of the Republic of Serbia1
• The resilience of Romanian pig farms to African swine fever with effects on trade and budget expenditure
• Food self-sufficiency and security in the conditions of trade restrictions: evidence from Russia
• Some structural characteristics of Romanian farms at regional level
• Farm incomes and their resilience in the context of CAP simplification and modernization
• Economic size and structural characteristics of the agricultural holdings in the EU and Serbia
• Smart agriculture development and bioenergy production: case study Covasna
• Energy analysis of the farm and assessment of greenhouse gas emissions
• The structure of the forestry land in Romania and the economic advantages that can be generated in international trade with greenhouse gas emission certificates
• Young Romanian farmers’ attitude towards education and continuous learning
• Regeneration of European and Romanian biodiversity sustained by bioharmonist policies
• Transition pathways and opportunities for Romanian bioeconomy
• Biodiversity in lignocellulolytic fungi as a source of ecoinnovation in “white biotechnology” for a circular bioeconomy
• Method of calculating circularity of materials in circular economy
• Horticultural sector competitiveness in terms of production efficiency
• Possibilities of increasing the income of small and medium family farms by the high capitalization of “mountain products”, in he associative-cooperative and private systems. examples of “good practices” and optimized results in the Romanian mountains: A
• Regional development and cultural heritage in Romania
• Elements of impact and resilience of sustainable regeneration in housing mountain
• Aspects on the use in food industry of vegetal resources with antioxidant and antimicrobian properties from the mountain area
• Identification, monitoring and conservation of the biodiversity of the national heritage of the Romanian buffalo breed, using breeding biotechnologies
• Appreciation of the agro-tourist potential in the mountain area of Romania state of fact and new challenges
• Technology application in tourism and augmented reality: insights from Italy
• An overview on rural tourism and consumer behavior: particularities in Transylvania
• Rooftop PV Plants – Fashion or Future Trends in Hotel Industry
• Renovation of Lemeška Spa and tourism development: survey of attitudes of the local population
• Spatial aspects of managing tourist destinations at the regional and municipal levels
• Mountain products – conclusions from evaluation and certification process