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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 18 ISSUE 4
Written by Simona SPÂNU, Marin FLOREA

The paper presents the existing situation of aquaculture sector at the level of Giurgiu County, based on some data on fish consumption and a price analyse. Based the legal framework for organic fishing, sustainable fishing in studied in relation to environmental protection, and the main measures taken by the state are the goal to encourage and develop sustainable and lasting fisheries. Last but not least, it includes assessments of ecological aquaculture, the eco-label and measures that Romania takes to protect biodiversity, focusing on the balanced exploitation of the fishery resource. The paper employed a quantitative and a qualitative analysis using the data regarding from the tempo on line data base and the analysis is also based on interviews with the consumers. The results reveal that applying eco-friendly fishery methods, the environment can be kept cleaner, and the beauty of the fish and terrestrial wildlife around the rivers will be able to enjoy, along with fishermen, the rural community and tourists who come to the area.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 16 ISSUE 3
Written by Loghman RASHIDPOUR, Solieman RASOULI AZAR

The biggest problem in transition from traditional agriculture to modern and up-to-date agriculture is the lack of land consolidation of the fields. The present study aimed to analyze the barriers to effective land consolidation of fields in the city of Urmia. This study is a descriptive survey research. It is practical and data was gathered by field study. Data was gathered by a questionnaire which its content validity was approved by supervisors and consultants and its reliability was approved with Cronbach's alpha with the value of 0.837. The statistical population was all the landowner farmers of Dehestans (A type of administrative divisions of Iran. It's above the village and under the Bakhsh) of Urmia, Iran, of which 330 were randomly selected with Morgan’s Table and cluster sampling. The Pearson correlation coefficient results showed that there is a 1 % statistical significance between the variables of economic barriers, social barriers, political and governmental barriers, domestic and natural barriers, and field structure and failures in land consolidation and multiple regression analysis indicated that the economic, social, political, governmental, domestic, and natural barriers and field structure have a %69 effect on failures in land consolidation. Significant positive effect of different barriers on land consolidation is as follows: Economic barriers, 47.4 %; social barriers, 23.2 %; political and governmental barriers, 21.1 %; domestic barriers, 10.5 %; and natural barriers and land structure 9.5 %.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 18 ISSUE 4
Written by Mirela CĂRĂTUȘ STANCIU

The paper studies the main Short Food Supply Chains (SFSC) in Sibiu County. Data was obtained from local authorities regarding the number of producers selling their products in the markets. In the “Transylvania Market”, their number increased in 5 years from 58 to 180. The SWOT analysis of the Short Food Supply Chains was carried out. In order to evaluate the consumers' attitude regarding SFSC in Sibiu County, an investigation was carried out among 120 consumers. The main advantages and disadvantages of buying local products through SFSC have been identified. The main beliefs of buyers about the products offered by SFSC are: quality, freshness, authenticity, traceability, producer confidence. The main disadvantages identified are unknown quality, low food safety, low supply capacity, long distance, lack of time.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 18 ISSUE 2
Written by Anatolie IGNAT, Sergiu TIRIGAN, Eugenia LUCASENCO

This paper presents a general overview and analysis of the Moldovan vegetable sector. The purpose of the article is to obtain a comprehensive picture of the Moldovan vegetable sector's value chain. The results of the paper are based on the primary and secondary information collected from different data sources. The primary tool for collecting the information was the individualized interview with different categories of participants on the Moldovan vegetable market, as well as the questionnaires made on a sample of 65 consumers. Thus, 65 consumers were questioned both in supermarket chains and in agricultural markets to identify their consumer preferences. Discussions were also held and 10 persons responsible for procurement from commercial units have been interviewed in order to analyze the model for integrating distribution units into the value chain in the vegetable sector. Conclusions on the competitiveness of the sector allow us to note that most of the analyzed vegetables sold on the market are produced by agricultural enterprises and peasant farms with areas over 10 ha and the access of domestic vegetable producers to the supermarket market is affected by a series of problems.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 17 ISSUE 2
Written by Romeo Cătălin CREŢU, RalucaFlorentina CREŢU, Petrică ŞTEFAN

Globally, the impact of the economic crisis on tourism was very high. In our country too, many units of accommodation and catering were closed. Gradually, things have returned to normal. In this paper we analysed in terms of economic and financial point of view a representative guesthouse from the Danube Delta to see the actual situation of tourism in the area. The main purpose was to see if the pensions of Delta managed to overcome the economic crisis both at national and global level.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 18 ISSUE 1
Written by Daniela SIMTION

Assessing the performance and financial position of a company calculated on the basis of the information provided by the companies in the financial statements reveals a certain trend of the company. The defining objective of financial management is to increase the firm's market value. The decisive factor that contributes to the increase of the value of the company are the investments. Investments give the company’s identity. Thus, the first and decisive step towards increasing the market value of the firm is to make good investment decisions. This paper focuses on analysing and evaluating the expansion project of AMIOGO restaurant. Indicator values: Net current value, Internal Return Rate or Investment Recovery Duration indicate the viability and attractiveness of the proposed project. At the same time the possibility that the analyzed company can develop is highlighted or not: at what terms, during what time period, in what value limits, with what risks.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 15 ISSUE 4
Written by Ada-Flavia CRISTINA, Camelia MĂNESCU, Alin Marcel POPESCU,Nicoleta MATEOC-SÎRB

Rural areas are an important component of the overall evolution of the Romanian economy. The main three resources that require the agricultural restructure and rural development in our country are: the utilized agricultural area (14.8 million of hectares), the rural population (which represents around 9.24 million people, which means 46% of the population) and rural area surface (which holds 87.1% of the country surface).Therefore, the paper represents a study on rural development given the existing resources and factors,which highlights the features and functions of the rural area, insisting on these elements. At the end of the paper,there were highlighted the strengths, weaknesses, threats and opportunities of the Romanian rural area, using the SWOT analysis method.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 14 ISSUE 4
Written by Remus STOIAN, Claudia ANGHEL

Services include a highly heterogeneous range of economic activities which are characterized by different manufacturing processes, different delivery modalities, service providers and consumers with different behaviors, various market structures. The main characteristic features of the service are: immateriality and intangibility; unable to be stored; simultaneity of production and consumption; inability to be sustainable; inseparability of the services provider and the person of the user; heterogeneity; lack of properties. The study of various classification systems is particularly interesting for understanding the nature and diversity for services, analysis of different systems applicable to services and their evolution over time, and the correlations between services and other economic activities they serve. The market has very different characteristics depending on the type of service, level of competition, and the state can intervene in the market for the normal conduct of market mechanisms. Regulation can take three forms: technical regulations, administrative and price controls. It was also treated the issue service in rural areas by providing classification and analysis in some ways.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 18 ISSUE 2
Written by Romeo Cătălin CREȚU, Petrică ȘTEFAN, Ioan Iulian ALECU, Silviu Viorel ANDREI

The Danube Delta is a poorly developed area, but it has tremendous potential. The European Union will allocate the Danube Delta by 2020, with the possibility of extending for an additional three years the amount of 1.3 billion euros for infrastructure, tourism and jobs. In this paper we analysed, based on the questionnaire, the opinion of the tourists who visited the Danube Delta regarding the future investments aimed at developing the Danube Delta reservation. The questionnaire was applied on a sample of 1,067 tourists, from 1 March 2017 to 31 January 2018, in the following localities: Crişan, Murighiol, Sulina, Mila 23, Sfântu Gheorghe, Caraorman, Periprava, Maliuc, Gorgova and Dunavăţu de jos. The tourists' opinion on the investments that should be made for the development of this area, 55% think that investments in road infrastructure should be made, 23% in actions to promote the tourist potential of this area, 15% consider it necessary investment in utility infrastructure, and 5% of them consider the number of tourist units to be insufficient.

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Published in Scientific Papers. Series "Management, Economic Engineering in Agriculture and rural development", Vol. 17 ISSUE 4
Written by Adelaida Cristina HONTUŞ, Cristiana TINDECHE

According to some appreciations regarding the formation of the image in tourism it can be concluded that a satisfied tourist, satisfied with the place where he spent his vacation, by transmitting the information, of his value, can influence another five potential tourists to spend in the future, the holiday at the place of stay, while a tourist dissatisfied with the quality of services, especially by the tourism staff, influences ten potential tourists. Tourism is an important component of a community planning and economic development strategy in an area. If an area or region has important natural attractions, historical or cultural vestiges, sports facilities, event organizing facilities, and other similar assets, the promotion and tourism development of an area or region may attract more visitors, potential tourists in that community who will spend time and spend money to take advantage of these benefits. Bucharest is the most important urban center of Romania (currently with a population six times the size of the second largest city in Iași), it is not only a place attracting tourists but also the starting point for many of the areas tourists in the country. The purpose of this paper was to carry out a study on the evolution of tourist traffic at the level of one of the hotels in Bucharest. Thus, following the takeover of the statistical data on the tourist traffic, from the National Institute of Statistics Bucharest, as well as from the hotel taken into study, there were calculated some of the most significant indicators and indices regarding the tourist demand and offer, which allowed to interpret the evolution of the tourist traffic to the accommodation unit

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