AGRO-MAILING MIX MARKET IN THE FRAMEWORK OF MARKETS GLOBALISATION
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In the chronology of national economy sectors development, it can be observed presently a very large development of the third sector, the services sectors. The services have known a development through the all economy, more precisely in the all economy sectors. In a much simpler approach, we can affirm that services develop very much and at the level of production of goods, their selling is accompanied by assuring the guaranty and post-guaranty services. At the level of services sectors, their development consists in the fact that they influence each other, respectively a base service influences the development of other services, the services suppliers in their strategies look to offer services pack. This inter-conditionality between the economic activities of goods and services production may lead to a market inter-conditionality if there is a similitude between the economic activities. Even if there is not a clear delimitation of functioning space, we could say that in rural space exists a rural market delimited by the rural area, an agri-food market that is universal containing the both social environments and a mail market developed also at universal level containing the both social environments. The activities from the two fields can be classified as universal activities, they represent the activities from rural space, more precisely the agricultural activities and the mailing activities. These activities satisfy two necessities, the food assured by the agricultural environment and the information assured initially and for a long time by the mailing sector.
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