Challenges of Sustainable Urban Development in the Context of Population Growth

Profiroiu, Constantin Marius; Bodislav, Dumitru Alexandru; Burlacu, Sorin; Rădulescu, Carmen Valentina

doi:10.14207/ejsd.2020.v9n3p51

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“…It is believed that due to digitization and automation, some of the current jobs will disappear. People with a lower level of qualification will be more affected in finding and keeping a job (Profiroiu, et al, 2020). The use of information technology will be higher and higher.…”

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Level of Adult Education in the European Union

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Angheluță²,

Negescu³

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Labor-market changes necessitate technological change products. The employment rate is influenced by the share of the young population. The economic environment is determined by the level of education of the population in a community. Thus, the labor market requires people with high skills. The article presents an analysis of the level of education of the population, related to three age groups. Knowing the level of education of the population is in favor of both the labor market and the education and training specialists. Job quality is higher when the population has a high level of education. At the same time, employment is more difficult for people with low levels of education. From this point of view, the article explores the evolution of the share of the population by education levels.

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confidence: 99%

Level of Adult Education in the European Union

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Angheluță²,

Negescu³

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“…According to Romania's Sustainable Development Strategy 2030, Romania is gradually adapting to a new Development Paradigm, in a defined period of globalization, increasing inequalities and increasing environmental degradation. Romania's Sustainable Development Strategy takes on the challenge and tries to help Romania travel in its transition to a more sustainable future (Profiroiu, et al, 2020). Based on the principles of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, this transition will be made as a member of a prosperous and revitalized European Union.…”

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“…Technological changes, in conjunction with the ongoing restructuring in OECD economies, lead some to associate technology with unemployment and social suffering (Radulescu, et al, 2020). The impact of Technologies on employment at the economic level is positive provided that the mechanisms for transforming technology into jobs are not affected by deficiencies in training and innovation systems and rigidities in product, labour and financial markets (Profiroiu, et al, 2020). Economic activity becomes fundamentally knowledge-based: jobs are shifting from lowskilled to highly skilled workers; productivity and employment growth depend on the conditions for the economic dissemination of new products and processes.…”

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Methodological Support for the Romanian Sustainable Development in a European Context

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Ciobanu²,

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The complex transformations of the last three decades of socio-economic evolution, the confrontations with multiple economic, social, ecological, cultural, educational problems require today new approaches, visions, strategies and policies for sustainable development. Ensuring smart and inclusive growth, priorities are important at the global, regional, national and local levels. New theoretical and methodological approaches to economic activities at the microeconomic level / small and medium enterprises, large enterprises and corporations needed. In this article, we review the interdisciplinary approach on the law of entropy, the theory of value-entropy, the approach of the nature-society-man system in sustainable development. We propose the introduction of the "auto poetry" model that combines ideas of synergetic, evolutionary epistemology, constructivism and represents a theoretical basis for the study of processes at different levels of organization of nature and social life. The concept of autopoiesis acts as a natural scientific basis. Knowledge formed to adapt to the environment of existence, for an efficient implementation. The application of the auto poetry model consists in the permanent capacity of constant reproduction, in maintaining the autonomy in relation to the environment, and it develops inside the synergistic paradigm.

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“…Impending health, social, and economic crises that appeared (Lu et al, 2021) to be unavoidable, and they appeared (Vo et al, 2021) to be more devastating than the 2008 economic crisis. In comparison with the 2008 economic crisis, we can state (Nicola, 2020) that the pandemic can be viewed like a war zone, where not (Roy et al, 2021) only businesses and different economic sectors were affected (Profiroiu et al, 2020), furthermore the loss of health (Radulescu et al, 2021) and even lives of those who were not strong enough to overpass the infectious caused by the virus (Balu et al, 2021). Almost all organizations and businesses were impacted in some way by the global crisis.…”

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Research background: CoVid19 was a shock for governments, organizations as well as people. At the beginning of the pandemic, everyone was stunned and companies tried to adapt to the “new reality”, as some sectors were forced either to diminish their offer due to the downfall of demand, or even to fully stop offering products or services as a result of the lockdown restrictions, as in the case of tourism and events sector. Imminent health, social and economic crises seemed inevitable, and with more destructive power than the 2008 economic crises. Purpose of the article: Almost all organizations and companies were affected to a certain extent by this global crisis. On one hand, companies manufacturing medical products, drugs, devices, disinfectants, construction, digital industries, courier companies had an increase in the demand, while others like: automotive, aerospace, construction, hotels, spas, cultural and creative industries had a fall of demand due to the lockdown restrictions. Methods: In order to discover the steps taken by organizations from different industries, we analyzed several promotional marketing campaigns and we deployed research among the potential customers in order to discover their opinion towards these kinds of strategies. Findings & Value added: Organizations that encountered difficulties in the pandemic time appealed to promotional marketing campaigns bearing in mind several objectives, like: boosting sales, increase brand notoriety of the products or services offered and even gain more customers having a mixed expansion of the market, not only intensive or extensive growth.

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Challenges of Sustainable Urban Development in the Context of Population Growth

Cited by 40 publications

References 5 publications

Level of Adult Education in the European Union

Level of Adult Education in the European Union

Methodological Support for the Romanian Sustainable Development in a European Context

Promotional Marketing Campaigns in Pandemic Times

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