Management and Economics Review
2016 - 2026
Current editor(s): Ciocoiu Nadia Carmen From Faculty of Management, Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania Contact information at EDIRC. Bibliographic data for series maintained by Ciocoiu Nadia Carmen (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 2, issue 1, 2017
- The Effects of Financial Incentives on Women's Performance: The Tournament Theory Applied to Female Tennis Players pp. 1-13

- Matthieu Llorca, Eric Barget and Thierry Teste
- Planning and Analysis of the Company's Financial Performances by Using a Software Simulation pp. 14-23

- Meri Boshkoska and Milcho Prisagjanec
- Modeling the Effect of Team Collaboration on the Creation of New Knowledge pp. 24-36

- Ai-Feng Hsu, Chiu-Chi Wei and Chiou-Shuei Wei
- Is There a Better Semiconductor Firm in Taiwan? pp. 37-46

- Cheng-Wen Lee and Tsai-Lun Cho
- An Exploratory Study on Alliance Competence and Alliance Portfolio Orientation in Romanian Firms pp. 47-67

- Cosmin-Florin Lehene and Anca Borza
- Financing of Romanian Non-governmental Organizations pp. 68-77

- Sebastian Ion Ceptureanu, Eduard Gabriel Ceptureanu and Razvan Victor Sassu
- Comparative Analysis between Lean, Six Sigma and Lean Six Sigma Concepts pp. 78-89

- Alexandra Mirela Cristina Munteanu
- Centralization of Authority, Market Orientation, and Customer Relationship Management in the Banking Sector: A Study in India pp. 90-100

- Jose Varghese, Manoj Edward and Babu P George
- Income and Wealth Distribution in a Neoclassical Two-Sector Heterogeneous-Households Growth Model with Elastic Labor Supply and Consumer Durable Goods pp. 101-117

- Wei-Bin Zhang
- Competitive Dynamics of Market Entry. Scale and Survival Abstract: Market entry is the essence of strategy and is largely viewed as a dichotomous event: entry or no entry. What has not been acknowledged is the uniqueness of each market entry. Our study highlights the scale of market entry in the context of multipoint competition. We assert that entry scale varies based on the risk of market incumbent retaliation. Theory suggests that when risk associated with retaliation are low, firms enter with large scale and when associated risks are high, firms enter with low scale. Further, survival is viewed as dependent on following theory. We argue and find supporting evidence that firms behave in the opposite manner and do so to their own benefit, thereby revealing a unique discrepancy between theory and practice among 75 product market entries by 27 firms pp. 118-132

- John W. Upson, Mariana S. Sanchez and William J. Smith
- Impact of Role Clarity and Strategic Fit on Average Project Success: Moderating Role of Market Turbulence on Telecom Companies of Pakistan pp. 133-146

- Najam UL Mabood and Zaib Maroof
- Strategic Orientation for Improving Financial Performance: Case Study in Al-Qadissiya Governorate Banking pp. 147-164

- Basim Abbas Kraidy Jassmy, Cristian-Silviu Banacu and Zaki Muhammad Abbas Bhaya
Volume 1, issue 2, 2016
- Creativity, Innovation and the Perspectives of Management pp. 71-81

- Paul Marinescu, Ionut Constantin and Sorin-George Toma
- Evaluation of Information Entropy in Organizational System pp. 82-91

- Minodora Ursacescu and Mihai Cioc
- Empirical Research Regarding the Importance of Digital Transformation for Romanian SMEs pp. 92-108

- Livia Toanca
- European Socio-cultural Change and Generational Diversity in the Post-Soviet Workforce pp. 109-119

- Madara Apsalone, Ilona Baumane-Vitolina, Igo Cals and Erika Å Umilo
- Increasing Absorptive Capacity to Improve Internal and External Knowledge Transfer in Multinational Companies: A Multiple Case Study Approach pp. 120-135

- Bela-Gergely Racz and Anca Borza
- The Difficulty in Following Project Schedule as a Key Project Management Challenge: Family Firm Perspective pp. 136-147

- Joanna Sadkowska
- Foreign Direct Investment and Competitiveness of Automotive Sector in Romania pp. 148-160

- Liliana Scutaru and Gabriela Prelipcean
- The Importance of Digital Adoption for Small and Medium Enterprises: Comparative Study of Romanian Service and IT&C SMEs pp. 161-169

- Dan Popescu, Livia Toanca and Cristina State
- Research and Development Costs in Retail Trade pp. 170-182

- Radojko Lukic, Srdjan Lalic and Dragana VOJTESKI Kljenak
- Empirical Research on Urban Public Transportation in the Context of Population Growth and the Demographic Development pp. 183-193

- Alexandru Mihai Bugheanu and Sofia Elena Colesca
- Research on the Current Telecommuting Trends in United States and European Union Markets pp. 194-202

- Catalina Georgiana Picu and Alina Dinu
- Research of Corporate Tax Impact on Financial Performance. Case of Companies Listed on Bucharest Stock Exchange pp. 203-216

- Ileana Cosmina Pitulice, Aurelia Stefanescu, Viorica Georgiana Minzu, Adriana Florina Popa and Arina Mihaela NICULESCU (diaconu)
- An Evolutionary Perspective on Toxic Leadership pp. 217-228

- Lucia Ovidia Vreja, Sergiu Balan and Loredana Cornelia Bosca
- Executive Remuneration and the Financial Performance of Quoted Firms: The Nigerian Experience pp. 229-242

- Sunday Ogbeide and Babatunde Akanji
- Empirical Study Regarding the Trust Relationships Established in a Community pp. 243-251

- Florina-Valentina Nicolae and Ioana-Maria Pavel
- Highlighting the Socio-Demographic Differences of the Key Determinants of Staff's Satisfaction in Jordanian Hospitals. An Empirical Analysis Based on Warr-Cool-Wall Scales pp. 252-261

- Adriana AnaMaria Davidescu, Cristian Busu, Alexandra Catalina Nedelcu and Marji Tania Issa Eid
Volume 1, issue 1, 2026
- Work – Life Balance Practices in Romanian Organisations – A Pilot Study Conducted on HR Professionals pp. 1-19

- Ramona Igret, Cristian Virgil Marinas, Simona Agoston and Ileana Mircioi
- Women Entrepreneurship in Romania: the Case of North East Development Region pp. 20-32

- Sebastian Ion Ceptureanu and Eduard Ceptureanu
- Effectiveness of Risk Management in Healthcare Organisations During Health Crises: A Systematic Review pp. 21-43

- Alexandra Pãžrcä‚lä‚boiu, Carmen Nadia Ciocoiu, Camelia Cazoni and Irina GABOROI BÄ‚LUÈš
- Impact of the Customers’ and Governments’ Demands on Complex Food Supply Chains pp. 33-41

- Alexandra Ioana IONESCU Florea and Rãzvan-Andrei Corbos
- European Funds Fraud: The Impact on the Process of Absorption of Structural and Cohesion Funds in Romania pp. 42-51

- Dumitru Beldiman, George Sebastian Perpelea and Mihai Octavian Perpelea
- Entrepreneurial Perspectives on Quick Commerce: Evidence from Bandung, Indonesia pp. 44-60

- Harmon Chaniago, Sri Raharso and Mohammad Rizal Gaffar
- Internal Communication - Its Role and Performance in Developing the Strategy of an Organization pp. 52-70

- Florentina Pãžrjol and Lia Lucica Radomir
- Understanding Motivation and Satisfaction in Higher Education: Cultural Insights from Croatia and Poland pp. 61-76

- Ivana Tadiä†1 and Ana Miljak
- Study on Relationship between Purchase Intention, Product Aesthetics, Chromatic Harmony, and Centrality of Visual Product Aesthetics pp. 77-87

- Andrei Dumitrescu1
- The Mediating Role of Work Motivation on Organisational Commitment and Organisational Citizenship Behaviour pp. 88-102

- Laith Tashtoush1
- Authentic Leadership as a Stabilising Mechanism in Complex Adaptive Systems: Strategic Insights from a High-Uncertainty Governance Case pp. 103-119

- Cosmin Gherasie, Cristi-Daniel LĂȚEA, Horia Răzvan Botiè˜, Corina Daniela Certan and Madlena Nen
- Emotional Intelligence and the Knowledge Spiral: The Role of Emotions in the Externalisation Process pp. 120-134

- Mihaiela Eugenia David
- The Mediating Role of Perceived Organisational Support in the Relationship between Stressors and Burnout pp. 135-150

- Miruna-Georgiana Stan and Cătălina Radu
- The Influence of Brand Image on Customer Purchase Intention from the Perspective of Perceived Value: Evidence from the Fast Fashion Apparel Products pp. 151-171

- Hsiang-Hsi Liu and Shih-Harn Huang
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