Theoretical and Applied Economics
No. 4 / 2011 (557)
Making Instruments Fictitious
„The creation and stimulation of demand, which motivate the symbolic economy, were achieved through the use of the unlimited resources of speculation.”
As mankind became less dependent on nature and the natural things, the functional and existential risks have developed exponentially. They have emerged out man's world need for self-determination, with the promise that this world created by man will come to perfection through the virtualization of the actional space.
Contents
Marin Dinu
- Linear, Step by Step Managerial Performance, versus Exponential Performance
George MOLDOVEANU
Ion Gh. ROŞCA
- Exploratory Study Regarding the Commercial Credit Policy of Romanian Companies
Cristina-Ionela FĂDUR
Daniela CIOTINĂ
Marilena MIRONIUC
- A Critical Examination of Foreign Aid Policy. Why it Fails to Eradicate Poverty?
Vasile DEDU
Gabriel STAICU
Dan Costin NIŢESCU
- Does Corporate Governance Impact Risk Management System?
Petre BREZEANU
Mohammed Subhi Al ESSAWI
Dorina POANTA
Leonardo BADEA
- Quality Management and the Reform
of Public Administration in Several States
in South-Eastern Europe. Comparative Analysis
Lucica MATEI
Corina-Georgiana LAZĂR
- Transfer Pricing in the European Union
Gheorghe MATEI
Daniela PÎRVU
- The Relationship between Gender Type in Mentorship
and Mentees’ Advancement:
An Empirical Study in Malaysia
Azman ISMAIL
Michael KHO KHIAN JUI
Norshima ZAINAL SHAH
- The Global Economic Crisis. Challenges for SMEs in Romania
Roxana Gabriela HODOROGEL
- Tourism Heritage – An Important Dimension
for Assessing|Shaping a City’s Image.
Study Case: Bucharest
Aurelia-Felicia STĂNCIOIU
Nicolae TEODORESCU
Ion PÂRGARU
Anca-Daniela VLĂDOI
Codruţa BĂLTESCU
