Business Excellence and Management

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Authors: Philippe DUEZ, Ioan RADU, Cleopatra ŞENDROIU, Monica SABĂU

Many reforms are based on the recasting of health and social sector in France and Romania. The two countries do not have the same needs but what they have in common is the need to transform the role of the state. The economic analyse of law allows us to offer an interpretation of these transformations. First of all, this article shows that the two states seek the regulation mode best adapted to their health and welfare system but they rather turn to a subsidised and territorialized regulation. It then shows that in order to ensure public services of general interest in the field, they are interested in using arranged lump sum contracts.

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Authors: Ion VOROVENCI

General Union of Industrialists of Romania (AGIR) was a representative institution which aimed to support Romanian industrialists in the country's economic development. The Romanian economy had reached a certain level, the current favorable to the industrialization had also penetrated here, given the fact that Romania had huge resources, warning a number of foreign investors. A group of industrialists, almost all educated in the West, understood to develop the most diverse industries, particularly those related to a specific tradition, given the diversity of raw materials for safekeeping. The political struggle, carried out to promote the industry, was not devoid of contradictions between the „agrarians”, who considered Romania a country eminently agricultural, on the one hand, and the promoters of industrialization, on the other hand. Industry superiority eventually defeated the former. In 1938, the year of peak economy, Romania had an industry that had come to equal, in terms of the share of the national income, agriculture.