Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C

Regional development in Romania involves direct action on post-suburbia, compact and complex cities as a system of systems, cluster coordinated at the macro level. When we talk about regions and other macroeconomic analysis we refer to clusters and we study the process that includes each stage of de...

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Main Authors: Corina Schonauer (Sacala), Teodor Emanuel Petreanu
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ovidius University Press 2019-01-01
Series:Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series
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Online Access:http://stec.univ-ovidius.ro/html/anale/RO/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/11.pdf
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spelling doaj-34e508b3d2864a2db01f3a4f0054fcf62020-11-25T01:18:49ZengOvidius University PressOvidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series2393-31272393-31272019-01-01XIX1123132Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&CCorina Schonauer (Sacala)0Teodor Emanuel Petreanu1The Bucharest University of Economic StudiesThe Bucharest University of Economic StudiesRegional development in Romania involves direct action on post-suburbia, compact and complex cities as a system of systems, cluster coordinated at the macro level. When we talk about regions and other macroeconomic analysis we refer to clusters and we study the process that includes each stage of development and communication, activities organized in a certain way in order to properly analyze them. Through this article we want to demonstrate the regional development/evolution in Romania in all four industrial revolutions, with an emphasis on the "national goal" represented by IT (the third industrial revolution), the macroregional imbalances that generate territorial disparities, we’ll correlate these IT & C insertions with the unemployment rate and tertiary training of residents and those attracted from the neighborhood to work in this industry, namely the influence of the academic environment and the cluster focused on the production cycle as a value chain at the regional level rather than by SMEs.http://stec.univ-ovidius.ro/html/anale/RO/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/11.pdfvalue chainIT&C industryregionsunemploymentregression
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author Corina Schonauer (Sacala)
Teodor Emanuel Petreanu
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Teodor Emanuel Petreanu
Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series
value chain
IT&C industry
regions
unemployment
regression
author_facet Corina Schonauer (Sacala)
Teodor Emanuel Petreanu
author_sort Corina Schonauer (Sacala)
title Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
title_short Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
title_full Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
title_fullStr Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
title_full_unstemmed Territorial Disparities in the Regional Value Chain of IT&C
title_sort territorial disparities in the regional value chain of it&c
publisher Ovidius University Press
series Ovidius University Annals: Economic Sciences Series
issn 2393-3127
2393-3127
publishDate 2019-01-01
description Regional development in Romania involves direct action on post-suburbia, compact and complex cities as a system of systems, cluster coordinated at the macro level. When we talk about regions and other macroeconomic analysis we refer to clusters and we study the process that includes each stage of development and communication, activities organized in a certain way in order to properly analyze them. Through this article we want to demonstrate the regional development/evolution in Romania in all four industrial revolutions, with an emphasis on the "national goal" represented by IT (the third industrial revolution), the macroregional imbalances that generate territorial disparities, we’ll correlate these IT & C insertions with the unemployment rate and tertiary training of residents and those attracted from the neighborhood to work in this industry, namely the influence of the academic environment and the cluster focused on the production cycle as a value chain at the regional level rather than by SMEs.
topic value chain
IT&C industry
regions
unemployment
regression
url http://stec.univ-ovidius.ro/html/anale/RO/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/11.pdf
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