MEASURING INVESTMENT PROJECTS' PERFORMANCE IN ROMANIA

Andreea-Mariana Manta, Rãzvan-Cãtãlin Dobrea, George Mateescu and Virgil Profeanu

Proceedings of the INTERNATIONAL MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE, 2019, vol. 13, issue 1, 115-120

Abstract: This paper aims to present the current situation related to the measuring process of the Romanian investment projects' performance. The research on which the article is based was made using the available official data and the literature review of the specialized publications. The purpose of this article is to highlight the methodology applied by the authorities to expose performance of the investment projects, to discover the flaws in the process and to propose a possible solution to adjust the process.The authors took into consideration good examples offered by other countries’ authorities related to measuring the investment projects’ performance. The article contributes to identifying the weaknesses of the measuring process and appropriate solutions to eliminate disfunctionalities.The main conclusion of the article is that the measuring process of the investment projects' performance is nearly inexistent in Romania and it should be developed considering good practices applied by other countries. Therefore, a solid overview of the projects’ performance would be provided and would contribute to improve the public resources’ management.

Keywords: investment; measurement; project; performance (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2019
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