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Corporate Management, Contemporary Development Process of the Economy

Maya Tripunoska (), Fisnik Ferati () and Mirko Tripunoski ()
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Maya Tripunoska: FON University, R. North Macedonia
Fisnik Ferati: FON University, R. North Macedonia
Mirko Tripunoski: FON University, R. North Macedonia

Godishnik na UNSS, 2020, issue 2, 97–108

Abstract: The level of integration and interconnectedness within states and societies is steadi¬ly rising, so goods, capital, people and knowledge easily overcome existing obstacles. The process of corporate management systems is improving, but is also bringing certain problems. One of the important determinants is managing the human resources process, skills and creative abilities to properly manage the overall processes of the organizations in the economy and the public sector, thus achieving its efficiency and effectiveness where the modern corporate management principle points to the fact that the most important capital is the intellectual, which at the same time provides a wealth of knowledge. Changing needs is an opportunity that represents a different approach to thinking both at an organizational and at an individual standpoint. The advancements in econom¬ic, political and cultural processes lead to the shift of the boundaries for understanding the contemporary ways of their acting and functioning. Special emphasis is placed on employee relations, ethical management, market relationships, environmental relation¬ships and community investment.

Keywords: integration; knowledge; management; market; investment (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: M10 M16 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2020
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