Some distinctive essential aspects, characterizing most mining projects - the high level of investment effort, the major impact upon turning to good account of a significant part of the national wealth (the useful mineral deposits), the extremely limited character of the state’s available...

In economics, projects having an economical life more than a yearlong are considered log term investments. An economic study of these projects cannot skip over the fundamental criteria represented by the economic indicator known as the “invested capital return”. The trend of merging of the...

The setting mechanism of the remuneration proper to the factors of production is not different from the merchandise price determination, in this case the type of the market pattern being. When the price of the production factors is determined it must be considered both the type of the market...

Regarding the other development projects within an economy, the mining projects (objectified in underground exploitation, day-light exploitation and preparing enterprises) presents specific characters, such as: a great volume of the capital investment; important loss by stopping the invested...

Analyzing the possibilities to using the traditional assessment models (patrimonial and based on result updating) in the particular case of the mining companies in Romania, it led to conclusions that show its non-applicability at least in certain forms and in specific special situations. Thus,...

The yearly evaluation at the structural units’ level and of National Hard Coal Company based on the technical and economical indicators allow characterizing these units, being able to offer an ensemble image regarding the future dimension and evolution of the mining activity in Jiu Valley....

In the feasibility studies, which were made in Romania for all mine properties at mining field level, when investment statement year by year was made, we had to approach the problem of assessing certain values Duchene refers to as "Depenses anterieurs capitalises" and Raymond refers to...