EVOLUTION OF THE ECONOMIC COMPETITIVENESS’ RESEARCH AS A MULTIDIMENSIONAL NOTION

Vadim Macari ()
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Vadim Macari: INCE

Economy and Sociology, 2014, issue 2, 9-15

Abstract: In this article, some of the most important research issues and developments in economic competitiveness as the process and multidimensional concept have been studied. The ‘competitive enterprise’ has been defined and it was shown that the profit is of secondary importance compared with the competitive ability. There were researched certain components of the enterprise’s competitiveness: competitiveness of a market supply; competitiveness of the potential (resources) of an enterprise; management competitiveness; competitiveness of a managerial idea. The author argues that the effectiveness of the entrepreneurial activity, as a rule, remains the factor with the highest contribution to ensuring, maintaining and increasing of the entrepreneurial competitiveness.

Keywords: competition; competitive ability; economic competitiveness; components of competitiveness; compete-tiveness of supply; profit; competitive enterprise; global competition index (GCI); business competitiveness index (BCI); enterprise competitiveness; competitiveness of enterprise’s potential (resources); competitiveness of enterprise management. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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