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THE BASES OF INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS DEVELOPMENT

Dobrin Ionel Gabriel
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Dobrin Ionel Gabriel: “DRAGAN” EUROPEAN UNIVERSITY OF LUGOJ,FACULTY OF ECONOMIC SCIENCES

Annals - Economy Series, 2014, vol. 2, 151-156

Abstract: Capitalism started as a consequence of the urban phenomena development, as well as of the commercial activities development. Thus, over this period of time, the attitude towards business also changed. This change was based also on certain economic reasons. The term „business” is defined in numerous dictionaries released until the present day in a restrictive and subjective manner, both from the perspective of the totalitarian communist ideology, which happened up to the year 1989, and also from the perspective of the different categories of meanings that were taken into consideration when compiling dictionaries in different international circulation languages. If an enterprise conducts business at an international level, then it will take into consideration the performance of different types of activities which differ greatly from the activities conducted at a national level. All these elements must be carefully studied by the company's management, in order to be able to act with high economic efficiency. It must be said that, in contemporary times, that „invisible hand of the market” from the past is none other than competition. As a consequence of the competitive phenomenon's manifestation, the prices are lower, the services are of a better quality and they are increasingly more diverse. Because of these positive arguments, Adam Smith was named „the father of economy”.

Keywords: international affairs; managers; companies; objectives; transactions; factors; business plan; globalization; planning. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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