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Macro-Regional Disparities in Romania See discussions, stats, and author profiles for this publication at: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/49966022 MACRO-REGIONAL DISPARITIES IN ROMANIA Article · January 2010 Source: DOAJ CITATIONS READS 4 3,807 2 authors: Maria Oţil Părean Mihai West University of Timisoara West University of Timisoara 7 PUBLICATIONS 11 CITATIONS 9 PUBLICATIONS 17 CITATIONS SEE PROFILE SEE PROFILE Some of the authors of this publication are also working on these related projects: Macroeconomics 2 View project All content following this page was uploaded by Maria Oţil on 16 January 2015. The user has requested enhancement of the downloaded file. ISSN 1582–5949 http://www.upet.ro/anale/economie/ Universitas Publishing House Petroşani - Romania ANNALS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PETROŞANI ECONOMICS VOL. X - PART II 2010 From 2009 the journal is classified in the B+ Category (code 23) by the National Council for Scientific Research in Higher Education from Romania (CNCSIS). EDITOR OF PUBLICATION Prof. Eng. Ioan-Lucian BOLUNDUŢ Ph.D., e-mail: [email protected] ADVISORY BOARD Prof. Eng. Ec. Ioan ABRUDAN Prof. Ec. Luigi DUMITRESCU Prof. Marina PESHKOVA Ph.D. Ph.D. Technical University of Cluj- Ph.D. „Lucian Blaga” University of Mine University of Moscow, Russia Napoca, Romania Sibiu, Romania Prof. George POEDE Ph.D. Prof. Ec. Crişan ALBU Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. Ec. Codruţa DURA „Al.I.Cuza” University of Iaşi, Academy of Economic Studies, Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Romania Bucharest, Romania Romania Prof. Ec. Mirjana RADOVIĆ Prof. Eng. Ec. Ionel BARBU Ph.D. Assoc. Prof. Valentina FETINIUC MARKOVIĆ Ph.D. Institute of „Aurel Vlaicu” University of Arad, Ph.D. International Center for Economic Sciences, Belgrade, Serbia Romania Research into Economic Assoc. Prof. Ec. Ilie Prof. Mircea BARON Ph.D. Transformations, Republic of Moldova RĂSCOLEAN Ph.D. University of University of Petroşani, Romania Prof. Jaime GIL ALUJA Ph.D. Petroşani, Romania Prof. Ec. Constantin BÂGU Ph.D. Royal Academy of Economics and Prof. Oleksandr Academy of Economic Studies, Finance, Barcelona, Spain ROMANOVSKIY Ph.D. National Bucharest, Romania Prof. Ec. Janusz GRABARA Ph.D. Technical University of Kharkov, Prof. Ec. Maria BOLDEA Ph.D. Czestochowa University of Ukraine West University of Timişoara, Technology, Poland Prof. Bruno SCHÖNFELDER Romania Prof. Ec. Constanţa IACOB Ph.D. Ph.D. Technical University of Prof. Ec. Petre BREZEANU University of Craiova, Romania Freiberg, Germany Ph.D. Academy of Economic Prof. Ec. Mihaela KELEMEN Ph.D. Prof. Ec. Elena Claudia ŞERBAN Studies, Bucharest, Romania Keele University, United Kingdom Ph.D. Academy of Economic Prof. Ec. Sorin BRICIU Ph.D. „1 Prof. Ec. Mariana MAN Ph.D. Studies, Bucharest, Romania; Decembrie 1918” University of Alba- University of Petroşani, Romania Prof. Ec. Aurelia-Felicia Iulia, Romania Assoc. Prof. Mat. Ec. Ilie MITRAN STĂNCIOIU Ph.D. Academy of Prof. Ec. Anişoara CAPOTĂ Ph.D. Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Economic Studies, Bucharest, „Transilvania” University of Braşov, Romania Romania Romania Prof. Eng. Vladimír MODRÁK Prof. Ion STEGĂROIU Ph.D. Prof. Ec. Laura Mariana CISMAŞ Ph.D. Technical University of Košice, “Valahia” University of Târgovişte, Ph.D. West University of Timişoara, Slovakia Romania Romania Prof. Aladár NAGY Ph.D. Prof. Ec. Ovidiu STOICA Ph.D. Prof. Ec. Ioan COSMESCU Ph.D. University of Miskolc, Hungary “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” University „Lucian Blaga” University of Sibiu, Prof. Eng. Jozef NOVÁK- of Iaşi, Romania Romania MARCINČIN Ph.D. Technical Assoc. Prof. Alexandru Prof. Ec. Horia CRISTEA Ph.D. University of Košice, Slovakia STRATAN Ph.D. Institute of West University of Timişoara, Prof. Ec. Dumitru OPREAN Ph.D. Economy, Finance and Statistics, Romania „Babeş-Bolyai” University of Cluj- Republic of Moldova Prof. Ec. Tatiana DĂNESCU Ph.D. Napoca, Romania Prof. Ec. Emilia VASILE Ph.D. “Petru Maior” University of Tg. Prof. Natalia PASHKEVICH Ph.D. “Athenaeum” University of Mureş, Romania St. Petersburg State Mining Institute, Bucharest, Romania Prof. Ec. Ioan Constantin DIMA Russia Prof. Yuriy VILKUL Ph.D. - Ph.D. “Valahia” University of Assoc. Prof. Francesco PASTORE Technical University of Krivoirog, Târgovişte, Romania Ph.D. Second University of Napoli, Ukraine Italy EDITORIAL BOARD Editor-in-chief: Prof. Ec. Mariana MAN Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Romania Deputy Editor-in-chief: Lecturer Ec. Imola DRIGĂ Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Romania Associate Editors Assoc. Prof. Eng. Ioan CUCU Ph.D. Lecturer Ec. Oana DOBRE-BARON Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Romania University of Petroşani, Romania Assoc. Prof. Ec. Claudia ISAC Ph.D. Lecturer Ec. Dorina NIŢĂ Ph.D. University of Petroşani, Romania University of Petroşani, Romania Editorial Secretary Assist. Prof. Oana-Carmen RĂVAŞ Assist. Prof. Ec. Ana-Petrina STANCIU University of Petroşani, Romania University of Petroşani, Romania Technical Editor Assist. Prof. Marian FOAMETE University of Petroşani, Romania Editorial office address: University of Petroşani, 20 University Street, Petroşani, 332006, Romania, Phone: (40)254/542.580, 542.581, E-mail: [email protected] Annals of the University of Petroşani, Economics, 10(2), 2010 3 Contents Anghel, M.; Ciocodeică, V. - The Intellectuals’ Opinion Regarding the 5 Integration of Romania into the European Union Antoniu, E. - Career Planning Process and Its Role in Human Resource 13 Development Băltescu, C.A. - Poiana Braşov Resort Positioning on the Romanian Mountain 23 Tourism Market Barna, F.; Mura, P.O. - Capital Market Development and Economic Growth: 31 The Case of Romania Brânză, G. - Development of Romanian Seaside Tourism in the Frame of 43 Sustainable European Society Bucur, O.N. - The Risk in Business 51 Căruntu, C.; Lăpăduşi, M.L. - The Disclosure of the Conversion of Volume 61 and Utilization of Fixed Capital in the Commercial Rate of Return Chokethaworn, K.; Sriwichailamphan, T.; Sriboonchitta, S.; Chaiboonsri, 75 C.; Sriboonjit, J.; Chaitip, P. - International Tourist Arrivals in Thailand: Forecasting with ARFIMA-FIGARCH Approach Chokethaworn, K.; Wiboonponse, A.; Sriboonchitta, S.; Sriboonjit, J.; 85 Chaiboonsri, C.; Chaitip, P. - International Tourists’ Expenditures in Thailand: A Modelling of the ARFIMA-FIGARCH Approach Cismaş, L.; Miculescu, A.; Oţil, M. - Current Trends of the Regional 99 Development Policy in the European Union. The Development of Competitive Economic Agglomerations of Cluster Type Dura, C.; Drigă, I.; Niţă, D. - Statistical Landmarks and Practical Issues 111 Regarding the Use of Simple Random Sampling in Market Researches Dura, C.; Isac, C.; Drigă, I. - Possibilities of Increasing Efficiency within 125 Serial Production Management Ecobici, N.; Popa-Paliu, L.; Dina, I.C. - Tax and Accounting Implications of 137 the Use of Special Charge Scheme for Second-Hand Goods to the Pawn Shops in Romania Guţă, A.J.; Slusariuc, G.C. - Traditional and Alternative Approaches to 149 Quantify the Risk for Business Herman, E. - Inflation and Unemployment in the Romanian Economy 157 Hirghiduş, I.; Fulger, V. - The Basics of Rationality and the Culture of 171 Economic Behaviour 4 Annals of the University of Petroşani, Economics, 10(2), 2010 Ighodaro, C.; Oriakhi, D. - Does the Relationship between Government 185 Expenditure and Economic Growth Follow Wagner’s Law in Nigeria? Ioneci, M.; Mîndreci, G. - The Impact of the Foreign Direct Investment on 199 Romania’s Economy Isac, N.; Bâgu, C. - Global Perspectives in Automotive Industry 207 Isac, A.; Muntean, M.; Dănăiaţă, D.; Şoavă, M. - The Current Stage of the 215 Development of G2B and B2G Electronic Services in Romania Joldoş, A.M.; Stanciu, I.C.; Grejdan, G. - Pillars of the Audit Activity: 225 Materiality and Audit Risk Nitu, C.V.; Condrea, E.; Constandache, M. - Quality Improvement Strategy 239 in Romanian Tourism Products and Services with the Application of SC Astoria Complex SRL Nitu, C.V.; Nitu, O.; Constandache, M. - Business Analysis of the Activity 247 SC Complex Astoria SRL Oţil, M.; Părean, M. - Macro-Regional Disparities in Romania 255 Popescu, M.L. - Consumers’ Satisfaction of Higher Education Services a 267 Problem of Education in the 21st Century Radović-Marković, M. - The Impact of Economic Crisis on Unemployment, 279 Employment and SMEs Development in Serbia Radović-Marković, M. - Advantages and Disadvantages of e-Learning in 289 Comparison to Traditional Forms of Learning Ristea, L.; Trandafir, A. - Wealth Tax Within Europe in the Context of a 299 Possible Implementation in Romania - The Existing Wealth Tax and Its Decline in Europe Şerban (Boiceanu), C.; Talpoş, I. - General Government Revenue in Certain 307 European Union Countries Shao, Y. - An Application of Spatial-Panel Analysis - Provincial Economic 315 Growth and Logistics in China Slusariuc, G.C.; Guţă, A.J. - Profit versus Insolvency in Romanian Economy 323 Sperdea, N.M.; Mangra, M.G.; Stanciu, M. - Trends Regarding the Level of 331 the Processing, Assortment Structure and the Quality of the Food Products Tikk, J. - The Internationalization of the Estonian Accounting System 341 Ungureanu, M.A.; Gruiescu, M.; Ioanăş, C.; Morega, D.D. - The 353 Evaluation of Risk Regarding Insurance. Statistical Methods of Risk Dissipation Zamfir, C.; Lupaşc, I.; Lupaşc, A. - Government Involvement in 363 Consumption Behaviour Zamfir, P.B. - The Global Financial Crisis, Where Does Place Romanian 371 Economy in EU? Annals of the University of Petroşani, Economics, 10(2), 2010, 5-12 5 THE INTELLECTUALS’ OPINION REGARDING THE INTEGRATION
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