The relationship among economy, organization and management within new economies

Denisa Elena Parpandel, Nicoleta Belu, Alina Voiculet and Ionela Carmen Rizea

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Abstract: „In the concept of a new economy that should integrate all stakeholders such as man, society, environment and organization, knowing natural, human and social life is becoming a greater and more comprehensive concern”. - D.J.Hickson Humankind is undergoing a historic process of passage to a new society, a new economic system that is modernized by IT. The new society is characterized by major changes as there is an upturn of values where knowledge has become the most important manufacturing factor in modern economy, meaning the bases of power exertion, generating productivity increase and ensuring business competitiveness. One can be certain that the future world ensuing from the current reshaping of values, beliefs, economic and social structures, of political concepts and systems, in brief of world conception shall be different from what anybody could imagine.

Keywords: new economy; organization; management; knowledge; business competitiveness. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: D8 D83 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010-02-21
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Published in The 15th international conference-The knowledge based organization” (2008): pp. 169-176

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