Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 9 / 2013 (586)
Innovation – a national priority, supported by the regional development agencies
“Constantin Brâncoveanu” University from Piteşti
Cristian MOROZAN
Faculty of Management-Marketing in Economic Affairs, Brăila
Abstract. The European Union is interested in the overall performance of the group of 27, and in the national contributions in innovation. The target is to create an „Innovation Union” which aims to provide to entrepreneurs the necessary support to transform innovative ideas into products and services because it has been found that the rate is inefficient to reduce the gap between Europe and its main competitors. The competition with the emerging countries cannot also be won without carrying out the provisions of the Europe 2020 Strategy. This paper addresses the Romanian vision on innovation supported by the Regional Development Agencies whose experience can be considered best-practice model.
Keywords: innovation; competition; entrepreneur; administrative; European Union.
Contents
- The impact of accounting information on managerial
decisions – Empirical study conducted in the hospitality
industry entities in Romania
Sorin BRICIU
Carmen SCORŢE
Ioana MEŞTER
- Exchange rate volatility effects on export
competitiveness. Romanian Case
Anca GHERMAN
George ŞTEFAN
Adriana FILIP
- Do investors consider composite leading indicators?
Time series evidence from emerging countries
Mert TOPCU
Ulas UNLU
- Can Member States
unlock the national competitiveness
through export market share effects?
Angela Cristina POPA
Călin CANTEMIR
- Innovation – a national priority, supported
by the regional development agencies
Elena ENACHE
Cristian MOROZAN
- Pros and cons of using derivatives
Ramona GOGONCEA
Ioana-Diana PAUN
- Harmonization process in defining
small and medium-sized enterprises.
Arguments for a quantitative definition
versus a qualitative one
Maria-Mădălina BUCULESCU (COSTICĂ)
- Financial stability between liberalization
and regulation
Cristian IONESCU