What is it about?
A frequently underestimated but more and more significant aspect of integration is its character and course as regards regions understood as component parts of the integrating countries. For the aims of the present research the area of interest was reduced to the competitive strategy of Polish firms located in Lubuskie Province bordering with Germany. At the beginning the concept of enterprise competitiveness and competitive gap are discussed. Later on the author tries to estimate the competitive gap as regarding to enterprises located in Ziemia Lubuska on the basis of empirical research. The basic result from the studies is the necessity to improve the strategic position of analysed firms. To reach this goal enterprises should focus their actions mainly on the process of complex development of competitive potential.
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Why is it important?
The reason for taking up this research project is a general observation that international economic integration, understood as the intensification of economic ties is most frequently considered with regard to relations between the integrating countries from the macroeconomic level. The main problems analysed within this perspective include: the rate, equilibrium and permanent character of economic growth, potentially full utilisation of the productive capacities of the economy (including labour force), inflation, state of public finances, external balance, monetary integration, economic convergence and the like.
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This page is a summary of: Competitiveness of firms from Ziemia Lubuska and Poland’s accession to the European Union , Journal of East European Management Studies, January 2005, Nomos Verlag,
DOI: 10.5771/0949-6181-2005-3-195.
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