http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26276 2026-04-18T22:20:04Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26303 The ecologic production - a prioritary need in the Romanian Food Industry Nicolai, Maria The ecological production implies several cultural and processing practices that have as main purpose protecting the environment, maintaining and raising the soil fertility and obtaining qualitative, unpolluted food products. The control is ensured for all the production, stocking, transformation and promotion stages; all operators without exception must submit to this permanent control that is officially acknowledged and supervised by the state. The development of the ecological production is conditioned on the one hand, by a constant interest taken in these matters by farmers and by producers – the offer supplied on the market, and on the other hand by the consumers’ education – the demand on the market. Articolul face parte din Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi: Fascicula I "Economie şi Informatică Aplicată" din 2005 2005-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26302 Six Sigma - a new approach of quality Nicolai, Maria; Totolici, Sofia The term six sigma was elaborated by Motorola Corp, in the early ‘80s, after a visit in Japan. The method’s application with this name has reduced the fabrication deficiencies with 99,7%, thus, in 1998, Motorola Corp. was one of the first companies to receive The Quality National Award in USA, “Malcolm Baldrige”. Then the method was used by other companies as well, which have declared that using the six sigma method, the 3,4 deficiencies per million of opportunities level may be achieved, attaining not perfection, but almost perfection. Articolul face parte din Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi: Fascicula I "Economie şi Informatică Aplicată" din 2005 2005-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26301 Marketing innovation through price Micu, Adrian; Micu, Angela-Eliza The factors that influence pricing strategy change over the life of a product concept. The market defined by a product concept passes through four phases: development, growth, maturity, and decline. Briefly, the changes in the strategic environment over those phases are as follows: Market development. Buyers are price insensitive because they knowledge of the product’s benefits. Both production and not a threat since the potential gains from market development exceed those from competitive rivalry. Pricing strategy signals the product’s value to potential buyers, but buyer education remains the key to sales growth. Market growth. Buyers are increasingly informed about product attributes either from personal experience or from communication with innovators. Consequently, they are increasingly responsive to lower princes. If diffusion strongly affects later sales, price reductions ca substantially increase the rate of market growth and the product’s long-run profitability. Moreover, cost economies accompanying growth usually enable one to cut price while still maintaining profit margins. Although competition expansion, generally precluding the advent of price competition. Price-cutting to drive out competitors may occur, however. Cost advantages associated with sales volume are substantial if current market share is expected to determine which competing technology becomes the industry standard, or if capacity outstrips sales growth. Articolul face parte din Analele Universităţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi: Fascicula I "Economie şi Informatică Aplicată" din 2005 2005-01-01T00:00:00Z http://arthra.ugal.ro/handle/20.500.14043/26300 American accounting Onica, Mihaela-Cristina The international Accounting Standards already contribute to the generation of better and more easily comparable financial information on an international level, supporting thus a more effective allocation of the investments resources in the world. Under the circumstances, there occurs the necessity of a consistent application of the standards on a global level. The financial statements are part of the financial reporting process. A set of complete financial statements usually includes a balance sheet , a profit and loss account, a report of the financial item change (which can be presented in various ways , for example as a status of the treasury flows and of the funds flows ) and those notes, as well as those explanatory situations and materials which are part of the financial statements. Articolul face parte din Analele Universitaţii "Dunărea de Jos" din Galaţi: Fascicula I " Economie şi Informatică Aplicată din 2005 2005-01-01T00:00:00Z