Impact of the Influential Factors of Economic Competitiveness upon Romania’s West Region Firms

Diana Tănase, Adrian Tănase and Florin Franţ
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Diana Tănase: Department of Business Engineering, Faculty of Engineering and Management, Eftimie Murgu University of Reşiţa
Adrian Tănase: Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics
Florin Franţ: Department Max Weber, Faculty of Administrative Sciences, Eftimie Murgu University of Reşiţa

Journal of Knowledge Management, Economics and Information Technology, 2013, vol. 3, issue 3, 7

Abstract: In today’s context, marked by globalization and increasingly wide recognition of interdependencies, competitiveness has become an essential condition for market success. Starting from these considerations, the authors of the present paper intend to forward a research survey related to the impact of the influential factors of economic competitiveness on the firms operating in Romania’s West Region, research using a direct study method to grasp the firm managers’ perceptions regarding competitiveness factors of influence. The paper ends by presenting several proposals regarding the identification of measures for the economic competitiveness growth, both micro- and macro- economic. Consequently the paper approaches a subject of current interest, which stirs the preoccupation of specialists, governments, mass media and, last but not least, the interest of entrepreneurs, irrespective of their domain of activity.

Date: 2013
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