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ECONOMICA Revistă Ştiinţifico-Didactică ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS ACADEMIA DE STUDII ECONOMICE DIN MOLDOVA ECONOMICA Revistă ştiinţifico-didactică An. XVIII, nr.2 (72), iunie 2010 © Departamentul Editorial–Poligrafic al ASEM Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 1 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS COLEGIUL DE REDACŢIE: Prof. univ. dr. hab. Ion BOLUN, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Prof. univ. dr. hab. Vasile BUCUR, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Prof. dr. Piotr BULA, Academia de Economie din Kracovia, Polonia Prof. univ. dr. hab. Eugenia FEURAŞ, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Prof. dr. hab. Iurii MACAGON, Universitatea Naţională, Ucraina Prof. univ. dr. hab. Vitalii MACAROV, Academia de Ştiinţe, Rusia Prof. univ. dr., acad. Anatolie MAZARACHI, Universitatea Naţională de Comerţ şi Economie din Kiev, Ucraina Prof. univ. dr. hab. m.c. al AŞM Gheorghe MIŞCOI, Academia de Ştiinţe a Moldovei Prof. univ. dr. hab. m.c. al AŞM Dumitru MOLDOVAN, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Prof. univ. dr. Ion PETRESCU, Universitatea „Spiru Haret”, Braşov, România Prof. dr. Alban RISCHARD, Universitatea „Pierre Mendès France de Grenoble”, Franţa Prof. dr. Agop SARKISEAN, Academia de Economie din Sviştov, Bulgaria Prof. univ. dr. Ioan-Franc N. VALERIU, Institutul de Cercetări Economice al Academiei Române Prof. univ. dr. Gheorghe ZAMAN, m.c. al Academiei Române, Institutul de Economie Naţională Prof. univ. dr. hab. Rodica HÂNCU, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Prof. univ. dr. Oleg STRATULAT, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Conf. univ. dr. Marina BELOSTECINIC, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Conf. univ. dr. Nadejda BOTNARI, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Conf. univ. dr. Oxana SAVCIUC, Academia de Studii Economice din Moldova Conf. univ. dr. Liubomir SCORIC, Universitatea de Comerţ, Economie şi Cooperaţie de Consum, Gomel, Belarus ECHIPA REDACŢIONALĂ: Redactor-şef: Grigore BELOSTECINIC, prof. univ. dr. hab., m.c. al AŞM Redactor-şef adjunct: Galina COTELEA Redactor (l. engleză): Ludmila RURAC Operatori: Tatiana VAIS, Natalia IVANOVA Redactor tehnic: Feofan BELICOV Designer copertă: Vitalie SPÎNACHI ADRESA REDACŢIEI: Str. Mitropolit G. Bănulescu-Bodoni 59, ASEM, blocul B, b.503, tel: 402-995; 402-986 Cod: MD 2005, Chişinău, Republica Moldova E-mail: [email protected] Revista este acreditată de Consiliul Naţional pentru Acreditare şi Atestare al RM, categoria „B” Certificat de înregistrare nr.112 din 25.02.2002 Index poştal: PM-31627 ISSN 1810-9136 Editura ASEM, Chişinău-2010 Redacţia nu este responsabilă pentru conţinutul articolelor publicate 2 Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS ACADEMY OF ECONOMIC STUDIES OF MOLDOVA ECONOMICA Scientific and didactic journal Year XVIII, nr.2 (72), June 2010 © Editorial-Polygraphic Department of AESM Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 3 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS EDITORIAL BOARD: Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Ion BOLUN, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Vasile BUCUR, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Prof. PhD. Piotr BULA, Krakow Academy of Economy, Poland Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Eugenia FEURAŞ, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Prof. Dr. Hab. Iurii MACAGON, National University, Ukraine Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Vitalii MACAROV, Academy of Science, Russia Univ. Prof. PhD, Acad. Anatolie MAZARACHI, Kyiv State University of Commerce and Economics, Ukraine Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. c.m. of ASM Gheorghe MIŞCOI, Academy of Science of Moldova Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. c.m. of ASM Dumitru MOLDOVAN, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Univ. Prof. PhD. Ion PETRESCU „Spiru Haret” University, Brasov, Romania Prof. PhD. Alban RISCHARD „Pierre Mendès France de Grenoble” University, France Prof. PhD. Agop SARKISEAN, D. A. Tsenov Academy of Economics, Svishtov, Bulgaria Univ. Prof. PhD. Ioan-Franc N. VALERIU, National Institute of Economic Research of Romanian Academy Prof. PhD. Gheorghe ZAMAN, c. m. of Romanian Academy, Institute of National Economy Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Rodica HÂNCU, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Univ. Prof. PhD. Oleg STRATULAT, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Associate Prof. PhD. Marina BELOSTECINIC, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Associate Prof. PhD. Nadejda BOTNARI, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Associate Prof. PhD. Oxana SAVCIUC, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova Associate Prof. PhD. Liubomir SCORIC, Belarusian Trade-Economic University of Consumer’s Cooperation, Gomel, Belarus EDITORIAL STAFF: Editor-in-chief: Grigore BELOSTECINIC, Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab., c.m. of ASM Vice-Editor-in-chief: Galina COTELEA Editor (English): Ludmila RURAC Operators: Tatiana VAIS, Natalia IVANOVA Technical editor: Feofan BELICOV Designer: Vitalie SPINACHI ADDRESS OF PUBLISHING DEPARTMENT: 59, Mitropolit G. Banulescu-Bodoni street AESM, block B, office 503, tel: 402-995; 402-986 Postcode: MD 2005, Chisinau, Republic of Moldova E-mail: [email protected] The journal is accredited by the National Certification and Accreditation Council of RM, Category „B” Registration certificate nr.112 of 25.02.2002 Post code: PM-31627 ISSN 1810-9136 Publishing department AESM, Chisinau-2010 The editorial is not responsible for the content of the published articles 4 Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS SUMAR: ECONOMIE GENERALĂ Contribuţii privind analiza dinamică a unor indicatori ai potenţialului ştiinţifico-tehnologic din Republica Moldova 9 Prof. univ. dr. hab. Anatol Rotaru Dr. Svetlana Alexeeva Cercet. şt. Rodica Cujba Unele abordări cu privire la crizele economice ca o etapă inevitabilă în evoluţia economiei globale 18 Conf. univ. dr. Tatiana Iovv Drd. Olesea Melnicenco Perfecţionarea mecanismului de gestiune în cadrul sistemului învăţământului agrar prin implementarea paradigmei noi a sistemului educaţional european 25 Conf. univ. dr. Constantin Nesterenco Sistemul de indicatori echilibraţi: realizarea sinergetică a strategiei 34 Drd. Mariana Radov BUSINESS ŞI ADMINISTRAREA AFACERILOR Managerul de resurse umane – evaluator organizaţional 41 Conf. univ. dr. Alic Bîrcă Modelarea proceselor de utilizare a instrumentelor publicitare în condiţii concurenţiale 51 Conf. univ. dr. Svetlana Gorobievschi Drd. Mariana Forfolea Unele aspecte privind indispensabilitatea riscului în inovaţie 63 Conf. univ. dr. Lucia Cepraga Lector univ., magistru Elvira Jorovlea Particularităţile întreprinderilor social-responsabile din Republica Moldova 66 Lect. univ. Silvia Buciuşcan FINANŢE Auditul ca formă a controlului financiar de stat 74 Prof. univ. dr. hab. Tatiana Manole Drd. Denis Vostricov Leasingul – sursă financiară investiţională 81 Prof. univ. dr. hab. Larisa Bugaian Drd. Galina Malcoci Cercetarea asigurărilor sociale de stat prin prisma metodei istorice 87 Drd. Angela Lunga Evaziunea fiscală-caracteristică a statelor contemporane 94 Asist univ. Aureliana Man Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 5 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS RELAŢII ECONOMICE INTERNAŢIONALE Experienţa internaţională şi soluţii locale în vederea sporirii fluxului de venituri al sistemului naţional de ocrotire a sănătăţii 100 Conf. univ. dr. hab. Angela Secrieru Drd. Vladimir Melnic Teorii privind comerţul internaţional 104 Prof. univ. dr. hab. Galina Ulian Drd. Ion Cornea Particularităţile investiţionale ale pieţei internaţionale a aurului 111 Conf. univ. dr. Ivan Luchian Conf. univ. dr. Stela Ciobu Unele aspecte de finanţare a ştiinţei în Republica Moldova în context internaţional 121 Drd. Mariana Pişcenco INFORMARICĂ ŞI STATISTICĂ Modelul de gravitaţie: câteva repere teoretice 126 Prof. univ. dr. Ion Pârţachi Drd. Elena Gonţa Principalele provocări şi perspective ale dezvoltării TIC în condiţiile crizei economice actuale 135 Lector univ. Rodica Crudu 6 Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS CONTENT: ECONOMICS Contributions to the Dynamic Analysis of Indicators of Scientific and Technological Potential of the Republic of Moldova 9 Univ. Prof. Dr. Hab. Anatol Rotaru PhD Svetlana Alexeeva Scient. Researher Rodica Cujba Some Approaches to the Economic Crises as an Inevitable Stage in the Evolution of the Global Economy 18 Assoc. Prof. PhD Tatiana Iovv PhD candidate Olesea Melnicenco The Mechanisms of Financial Administration Improvement in Agricultural Educational system through the Implementation of the New Paradigm of the European Educational System 25 Assoc. Prof. PhD Constantin Nesterenco Balanced Scorecard: Sinergetic Strategy Realization 34 PhD candidate Mariana Radov BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT OF ENTERPRISE Human Resources Manager – Organizational Appraiser 41 Assoc. Prof. PhD Alic Birca Modeling of Instrument use Advertising Playing 51 Assos. Prof. PhD Svetlana Gorobievschi PhD candidate Mariana Forfolea Some Aspects of Risk in Innovation 63 Assoc. Prof. PhD Lucia Cepraga Univ. Lect. MA Elvira Jorovlea Particularities of Socially Responsible Enterprises in Moldova 66 Univ. Lect. Silvia Buciuscan FINANCE Audit as a Form of State Financial Control 74 Univ. Prof. Dr.Hab. Tatiana Маnole PhD candidate Denis Vostricov Leasing – a Financing Source for Investment 81 Univ. Prof. Dr.Hab. Larisa Bugaian PhD candidate Galina Malcoci The Comparative Research of State Social Insurances through the Viewpoint of Historical Method 87 PhD candidate Angela Lunga Tax – Evasion-Characteristics of the Contemporary States 94 Univ. assistent Aureliana Man Revista / Journal „ECONOMICA” nr.2 (72) 2010 7 ECONOMIE GENERALĂ / ECONOMICS INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC RELATIONS International
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