RISKS AND RESPONSIBILITIES BETWEEN BUYER AND SELLER IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS IN CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC INTEGRATION. WAYS OF SHARING IN THE MULTINATIONAL COMPANIES

Enea Constanta Sanda Gabriel
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Enea Constanta Sanda Gabriel: “Constantin Brancusi” University of Targu-Jiu, Faculty of Economics and Business Administration

Annals - Economy Series, 2012, vol. 1, 205-209

Abstract: Integrating formal intergovernmental cooperation can be determined in order to adapt to economic change and social legislation and the need to replace national laws become obstacle to informal integration with a common permissive and favored the free movement of flows informal and proactive when political aims redirection informal flows to other structures (patterns) than those created by market forces. In the literature, rich in delimitation of the concept of integration, different economists have distinguished reputation in the field, according to a series of economic criteria, political, social, geographical, structural, etc., following degrees of economic integration trends corresponding to more intense or smaller equalization coordinate economic, social and political - the degree of integration over time of economic integration theories have become independent. Is in fact the international development strategy choice determine segments we address (target segment) in an overview of the markets. This choice goes beyond the country, and the notion of the target segment should not be confused with the country markets.

Keywords: integration; interstate economic; global economy; development; services; risks and responsibilities economics; transactions. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2012
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