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  The Place of Standardization in Auditing

  Audit is a specific form of control, which has its own distinctive features. One of them is the ability to standardize the audit process.... Audit is a specific form of control, which has its own distinctive features. One of them is the ability to standardize the audit process.

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  Theoretical Foundations of Logistics. 2. Methodology of Logistics

  Logistics is the science of management the flow of goods, energy, information and other resources like products, services, and people, from the source of production to the marketplace. The brief representation to the paradigm of the logistics is done. They are showed the science methods of the logistics and the concretely systems analysis. The ... Logistics is the science of management the flow of goods, energy, information and other resources like products, services, and people, from the source of production to the marketplace. The brief representation to the paradigm of the logistics is done. They are showed the science methods of the logistics and the concretely systems analysis. The main codes of behavior of the logistics are individualized. The point of the cardinal sites of the model in the logistics is stripped. The ELA introduced a set of Standards in logistics management, which form the foundation for the European Certification Board for Logistics (ECBL) to certify individuals who meet these Standards.

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  Exchange Rate Control in Italy and Bulgaria in the Interwar Period. History and Perspectives

  The history of the exchange control in Europe in the interwar period provides us with interesting insights of the current development of the European monetary union and of the perspectives of its enlargement, where the exchange rate and monetary regime have a central role. Like in the past, in a different historical context and in different forms ... The history of the exchange control in Europe in the interwar period provides us with interesting insights of the current development of the European monetary union and of the perspectives of its enlargement, where the exchange rate and monetary regime have a central role. Like in the past, in a different historical context and in different forms of course, Europe today could be also divided into centre, semi-periphery and periphery or, in other words, groups of countries at different stages of economic development. Therefore, we find it challenging to compare the evolution of exchange control (an exchange rate regime) in two countries which were of course characterized by different economic conditions - Italy being a representative of the semi-periphery and Bulgaria of the peripheral and, at that time, underdeveloped Balkans − but which, as a matter of fact, were both external to the financial and industrial core of Europe.