A multiregional analysis of the entrepreneurship in Romania's rural areas in the context of European funding opportunities.
Marin Burcea
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Marin Burcea
Abstract
One way to overcome the economic crisis is that of taking advantage of the business opportunities and financing within the regional development. The aim of the present paper is to underline the importance of being informed about the business opportunities and analyze the results of a research related to the cooperation between parties interested in local and regional development. A set of two hypothesis has been tested using information from a survey questionnaire based. The results of our research underline that the relationship established between the business environment and public local authorities, ownership associations are influenced by the access to information on financing opportunities and obtaining European funds.
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One way to overcome the economic crisis is that of taking advantage of the business opportunities and financing within the regional development. The aim of the present paper is to underline the importance of being informed about the business opportunities and analyze the results of a research related to the cooperation between parties interested in local and regional development. A set of two hypothesis has been tested using information from a survey questionnaire based. The results of our research underline that the relationship established between the business environment and public local authorities, ownership associations are influenced by the access to information on financing opportunities and obtaining European funds.
Key concepts: Entrepreneurship, Context (archaeology), Business, Public funding, Regional development, Regional science, Business development, Finance