Editing Synergy (section)

==Synergistic action in economy==
The synergistic action of the economic players lies within the economic phenomenon's profundity. The synergistic action gives different dimensions to competitiveness, strategy and network identity becoming an unconventional "weapon" which belongs to those who exploit the economic systems' potential in depth.<ref name = "Laura-Melinda_2011" />{{rp|3–4}}

===Synergistic determinants===
The synergistic gravity equation (SYNGEq), according to its complex "title", represents a synthesis of the endogenous and exogenous factors which determine the private and non-private economic decision makers to call to actions of synergistic exploitation of the economic network in which they operate. That is to say, SYNGEq constitutes a big picture of the factors/motivations which determine the entrepreneurs to contour an active synergistic network. SYNGEq includes both factors which character is changing over time (such as the competitive conditions), as well as classics factors, such as the imperative of the access to resources of the collaboration and the quick answers. The synergistic gravity equation (SINGEq) comes to be represented by the formula:<ref name = "Laura-Melinda_2011" />{{rp|33, 37}}

{{center|1=ΣSYN.Act = ΣR-*I(CRed+COOP<big>+</big>+A<sup>Unimit.</sup>)*V(Cust.+Info.)*cc}}

where:
*ΣSYN.Act = the sum of the synergistic actions adopted (by the economic actor)
*Σ R- = the amount of unpurchased but necessary resources
*ICRed = the imperative for cost reductions
*ICOOP<big>+</big> = the imperative for deep cooperation (functional interdependence)
*IA<sup>Unimit.</sup> = the imperative for purchasing unimitable competitive advantages (for the economic actor)
*VCust = the necessity of customer value in purchasing future profits and competitive advantages VInfo = the necessity of informational value in purchasing future profits and competitive advantages
*cc = the specific competitive conditions in which the economic actor operates

===Synergistic networks and systems===
The synergistic network represents an integrated part of the economic system which, through the coordination and control functions (of the undertaken economic actions), agrees synergies. The networks which promote synergistic actions can be divided in horizontal synergistic networks and vertical synergistic networks.<ref name = "Laura-Melinda_2011" />{{rp|6–7}}

===Synergy effects===
The synergy effects are difficult (even impossible) to imitate by competitors and difficult to reproduce by their authors because these effects depend on the combination of factors with time-varying characteristics. The synergy effects are often called "synergistic benefits", representing the direct and implied result of the developed/adopted synergistic actions.<ref name = "Laura-Melinda_2011">{{cite book | vauthors = Laura-Melinda S | title = The Necessity to Exploit the Economic Network's Synergistic Potential | publisher = LAP LAMBERT Academic Publishing | location = Saarbrücken, Germany | date = 2011 }}</ref>{{rp|6}}