Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 9 / 2012 (574)
Innovative clusters: a solution for the economic development of Romania
Mihaela-Cornelia DAN
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies
Abstract. The Europe 2020 Strategy emphasizes the importance of the smart, sustainable and inclusive growth. The flagships of the strategy (digital agenda for the EU, innovation union, resource efficient Europe, industrial policy for the globalization agenda) are setting the frame for economic development. Innovative clusters are seen as a solution to the crisis, a tool for competitiveness and regional development. Given the economic situation of Romania we bring in discussion the potential of clusters in our country and the arguments and critics regarding their development.
Keywords: innovative cluster; competitiveness; economic development; Romania.
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Contents
Marin Dinu
- Innovative clusters: a solution for the economic
development of Romania
Mihaela-Cornelia DAN
- Corruption, democracy and bureaucracy
Aviral Kumar TIWARI
- Testing weak form informational efficiency
on the Romanian capital market
Andrei STĂNCULESCU
Eugen MITRICĂ
- The impact of labour market imbalances
on regional disparities in the post-crisis context
Gina Cristina DIMIAN
- Laggards or performers? CEE vs. PIIGS countries’
catch-up with the Euro Area in the last ten years
Cristina TATOMIR
Ileana ALEXE
- Economy of Referential Preferences
A new mathematical approach
for choice theory and general equilibrium
Teycir GOUCHA
- The industry of copies – obstacle for the economic
recovery. Examples from the markets
Daniel BELINGHER
- The road to the new economy
Alina GINGHINĂ
- Globalization and the identity dilemma
Alina-Petronela NEGREA
- Economic fundamentals:
between consecration and contestation
Monica-Gabriela GHERMAN
