ALTERNATIVE DIRECTIONS OF CHOOSING THE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES

Strategic choosing refers to making decisions (selecting the strategic option) related to the future of the enterprise and the ways it respond to the action of certain pressure and influence factors identified by analysis and strategic diagnosis. The clear definition of the enterprise objectives is very important from the viewpoint of the business types where it is involved and of the connections existent between them (by means of the SBU mix). But, the successful development of the strategies should consider the fact that they cannot be built only on the existent financial resources, but also on the development of these resources.Strategic choosing , enterprise objectives , investment strategies

ALTERNATIVE DIRECTIONS OF CHOOSING THE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES

Strategic choosing refers to making decisions (selecting the strategic option) related to the future of the enterprise and the ways it respond to the action of certain pressure and influence factors identified by analysis and strategic diagnosis. The clear definition of the enterprise objectives is very important from the viewpoint of the business types where it is involved and of the connections existent between them (by means of the SBU mix). But, the successful development of the strategies should consider the fact that they cannot be built only on the existent financial resources, but also on the development of these resources

Using target cost in determining price

The target cost method was designed as a comprehensive set of tools for cost planning, cost management and cost control. This method is based on the idea that the selling price of a product is fixed at the market. Price does not therefore depend on cost. Target costing method is not only a method for calculating the costs, but also a method which uses modern management techniques on the study assessed the market value analysis, reducing the diversity of technology, manufacturing, partnership suppliers.target-cost, cost authorized, production cost.

UNFAIR COMPETITION IN BUSINESS RELATIONS

In an extremely competitive situation, such as the European market and the economic crisis of recent years, organizations face an increasingly difficult situation to survive and maintain a competitive position on the reference market. This topic presents a number of basic concepts in a logical and systematic manner, focusing on understanding and analyzing competition, particularly unfair competition. The phenomenon of competition often suffers from negative distortions and related adverse manifestations, manifesting in various forms of abusive behavior of companies with exclusive rights in the framework of competition, as well as specific acts of unfair competition. In this sense, it is necessary to protect fair competition and to hold anti-competitive actors to account. Unfair competition enforcement is a means rather than an end. Rules sanctioning unfair competition protect the economic interests of all types of operators and prevent certain operators from violating laws, regulations and business ethics. Competitive conduct in itself is not illegal, but only if the means used to attract customers are illega

Consumption and Standard of Living

Living standards are an indicator mainly economic which can be defined as quantitative aspect of meeting the economic needs of an individual or a community and aims the way how the activity of material and nonmaterial production relates and contributes to meeting the main necessities of life society income. The finality of any kind of economic activity it is the creation of material and spiritual goods which consumed is to increase living standards. Life quality should not be confused with the living standards. Life quality materializes an economic complex process, social and political capture both the premises and the process by which objective and subjective conditions of existence become accessible and positive for humans, living standards target only a sequence of this circuit which represents the only link between the level and quality conditions of social life and the last resultant effect form of living a certain lifestyle. The finality of any kind of economic activity is the creation of material and spiritual goods which consumed lead to the increase living standards. Purchasing power is found in the notions living standards and quality of life

USING TARGET COST IN DETERMINING PRICE

The target cost method was designed as a comprehensive set of tools for cost planning, cost management and cost control. This method is based on the idea that the selling price of a product is fixed at the market. Price does not therefore depend on cost. Target costing method is not only a method for calculating the costs, but also a method which uses modern management techniques on the study assessed the market value analysis, reducing the diversity of technology, manufacturing, partnership suppliers

Comparison of Type I and Type III Collagen Concentration between <i>Oreochromis mossambicus</i> and <i>Oreochromis niloticus</i> in Relation to Skin Scaffolding

Background and Objectives: Skin scaffolding can be done using allografts and autografts. As a biological allograft, the skin of Oreochromis niloticus (ON) has been used due to its high type I and III collagen content. Oreochromis mossambicus (OM) is also a member of the Oreochromis family, but not much is known regarding its collagen content. As such, this study aimed to assess and compare the collagen content of the two fish species. Materials and Methods: This is a crossover study comparing the skin collagen contents of the two fish. Young fish were chosen, as they tend to have higher collagen concentrations. The skin samples were sterilized in chlorhexidine and increasing glycerol solutions and analyzed histochemically with Sirius red picrate under polarized light microscopy. Results: 6 young ON and 4 OM specimens were used. Baseline type I collagen was higher for OM, but at maximum sterilization it was higher for ON, with no differences in between Type III collagen was higher for OM across all comparisons with the exception of the last stage of sterilization. Generally, collagen concentrations were higher in highly sterilized samples. Conclusions: OM skin harvested from young fish, with its greater collagen III content may be a better candidate for use as a biological skin scaffold in the treatment of burn wounds, compared to ON