325 INTERDEPENDENCES BETWEEN THE PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION AND PRIVATE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT IN THE CONTEXT OF ECONOMIC CRISIS Grigorescu Adriana National School of Political Studies and Public Administration, Bucharest, Romania Faculty of Public Administration Address:6, Povernei Street, Sector 1 E-mail: adrianag@snspa.ro; adrianag4488@yahoo.com Phone number: +40724253666 Balalia Alina Elena Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania Faculty of Commerce Address: 6, Piata Romana, Sector 1 E-mail: alina.balalia@com.ase.ro Phone number: +40729012574 The main aim of the UE is to protect and sustain its citizen’s expectations by harmonizing the national politics and strategies in order to generate better results. At this moment we have three main actors: Private Business Environment (PBE), National Public Administration (NPA) and European Public Administration and institutions (EPA). The complexity of their interactions and dependences is increasing faster and requires, in our opinion, a new approach as European socio-economic integrated system (ESEIS). We are focusing on the interconnections identification in a normal procedure and the play role in actual global crisis the Europe, but not only, is facing with. The conclusions shows that at the European level has to be identified proper mechanisms for coordinating, implementing and control, by a better structured (EPA) of the strategic plans of sustainable economic development and healthy business environment. Keywords: business, public administration, strategy, integrated system, economic crisis JEL Classification: M1(M10,M16),M2(M21),M3(38),F5(55),H7(77) Introduction According to the Treaty of Lisbon 196 , which highlights that social cohesion is a concern of the European model by itself, legal framework and legal instruments necessary for the efficient cooperation between EU member States are established in order to meet the expectations of citizens, to assort the national public administrations with the European one and subsequently to generate response from the private sector in respect of sustainable development, efficiency, stimulation of the competition, increase of quality, rational use of resources and environmental protection. The existence of complementary processes such as economic growth, stability and social cohesion within the European model emphasizes the need for reinforcement and providing support to private sector by the institutions of the EU or by national public administrations (NPA). To achieve a sustained economic growth within the European model, the existence of a number of policies regulating the market is essential. These policies have to be developed by EU institutions and endorsed by the governments of the member states in their national strategies and field policies. The unification and the imposition of uniform standards and regulations of the market, directly applicable to the all areas of private sector create the right context for developing a complex system. In its dynamic this system is governed by the interactions between the European Public Administration (EPA) 197 , through European institutions and the private business environment (PBE). As we mentioned before, the European Union has a number of instruments operating, for the public sector as well as for the private one, such as: the legislation - through which minimum 196 European Union, Lisboa Treaty, European Union Oficial Journal, C 306, 17.12.2007, http://europa.eu/lisbon_treaty/full_text/index_ro.htm 197 Note: At this moment there is no definition for EPA. So, in our opinion it is formed by the EU institutions, formal and informal networks/associations of NPAs (as EUPAN), other institution involved in managing the topics related with European citizens.