Abstract
Throughout the evolution of the society, the investments have always had a major role in meeting the material and spiritual needs of human beings. The evolution of the economic and financial achievements of the any country‘s economy has depended on the investments and efficiency level. The correlation between the investments and the modernization is fundamental for any economic activity, no matter its field. The promotion of the technical and economic progress is a vital condition for our country’s economy and one of the most important ways of increasing its competitiveness, thus demanding considerable investments. Therefore, the need of an investment processes justifies the preoccupations for the assessment of the investment projects. The existence of various projects, a basic demand in carrying out any investment project, involves the choosing the optimal solution as being the purpose of the evaluation process of the investment projects. [1] Taking into account the main aspects of the agrarian politics and especially the European ones from the last five decades, it can be stated that they have suffered repeated changes, being constantly renewed and adapted to the technological conditions and to the demand on the agrarian market. The European Union agricultural policy can be considered to be an undeniable success, due tot the fact that in only two decades it has succeeded in remarkably reducing the importation of agricultural and food products, thus becoming the second exporter of the global agricultural market. Because of the Romanian climate, the achievement of high-efficiency and modern agriculture depends on the water supply through irrigation systems and their combination with fertilizers and amendments. Should these factors be added to a complete mechanization of the agricultural works, an efficient management, the individual property of the land and a properly-dimensioned exploitation, Romania’s agriculture could assure the resources for a population three times more numerous than the present one.
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