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Articles on Issue Theme

Daniela ANTONESCU

Academia Română

The West Region is situated in the western part of Romania, on the border
with Hungary and Serbia, and consist of four counties: Arad,
Caras-Severin, Hunedoara and Timis. This region has been traditionally
characterized by high standard of development, at least in comparisons
with the other regions of Romania. The region benefits from a favorable
geographical and economic location and from the presence of Danube, a
situation which make it to be a truly passage and contact area between the
Central and the Southeastern parts of Europe. Arad and Timisoara are the
largest economic centers of the region.

ŒCONOMICA no. 4/2005

Keywords: West region, entrepreneurial, regional attractiveness

Aspecte ale gradului de dezvoltare antreprenorială în Regiunea de Vest

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