Bubble Tea

order to determine the best market to enter, it is necessary to operate a screening process on a global scale. This multi stage screening process will be based upon relevant criteria according to our international objectives for the export of the Bubble Tea. 1st screening As a preliminary screening, we picked 5 criteria to cream off the countries on which we will focus our attention. The objective is to eliminate the countries in which the product implementation is either unprofitable or unfeasible

and he is trying to take the only advantage to live here : the taxes are low. This cartoon is humorous. Humour comes from the absurdity of the situation and the discrepancy (or the difference) between the words of the character speaking in the bubble and the horror he lives day after day. Possible questions of the other character : “I can’t bear that noise anymore. We have to leave !” “Why did you buy this house, I wonder ?” “We should never have bought this house !” “We should have sold

They had reaped their rewards and moved to something else. So who cared if things went wrong? This kind of attitudes opened the way to many irresponsible behavior in the financial world. So there was a big bubble, a seemingly fast expansion that actually had no strong foundation. When the bubble eventually burst and caused a global financial crisis, people – even economic experts – were surprised.

CHIFFRES CLÉS 1893.Création de la marque Lipton par l'entrepreneur écossais Thomas J. Lipton, anobli, plus tard, par la reine d'Angleterre. 1920.Lipton attaque le marché français. 1958.Unilever acquiert Lipton. 1993.Lancement de Lipton Ice Tea. 2,5 milliards d'euros.Chiffre d'affaires dans le monde en 2002. 300 millions d'euros.Chiffre d'affaires en France en 2002. 7,8 millions d'euros.Budget d'achat d'espace en 2002. 98 %.Taux de notoriété. N° 3.Place sur le marché des soft-drinks

Introduction II.What is the Tea Party? 1.Who they are 1.Its origins 2.Its nature 2.What they stand for 1.The «contra-party» 2.No clear program that unite them III.The role of the Tea Party in US politics 1.How they could have influenced the midterms 1.Ressourceful for the GOP 2.Handicap to the GOP 2.Their future 1.Debate 1.Radicalization 2.Softening up 2.Questions for further concideration/discussion TEA PARTY. I. Introduction (Camille) The article «Tea Party set to win enough for

specificities of the tea party The tea party supporters are often skeptical about global warming, or at least the human involvement in it. They are pro-life and in favor of the death penalty. Those are classic republican positions but tea-baggers radicalize them. A recent poll showed that 54 percent of americans believe that the tea party is a positive thing for the american political system whereas only 22 percent see it negatively. Another study described the typical tea-bagger: a white republican

r Democrats, the growing debate over how to vanquish the Tea Party movement is analogous to a family fracas over how to best get rid of your sister’s latest crummy boyfriend. Do you repeatedly point out all the perceived flaws of the new suitor, hoping that they resonate? Or do you insist that the new guy is just like the ex, and suggest that repeating the pattern will only lead to misery? Democrats from the White House down to the party’s central committee office in Multnomah County, Ore.

Boston tea Party Since The promulgation of the Stamp Act (1765 ) and the townshend acts (1767) Great Britain could tax her thirteen colonies. This decision has been disapprouved by the american citizens.At this time Great Britan had a lot of economic problems. So the King George III decided to raise the commercial taxes although the colonies were againts this choice. The tea was, one of the product with the most expensive taxes. In 1773 a compagny called East India Company, had important debts

BOSTON TEA PARTY Depuis la promulgation du stamp act 1765, et les Townshend acts de 1767, la Grande-Bretagne pouvait taxer ses treize colonies américaines. Cette décision était très mal perçue par les habitants des colonies, car ils n'étaient pas représentés au Parlement de Westminster et entendaient faire respecter le principe selon lequel un territoire non représenté ne pouvait pas être taxé (no taxation without representation). Since the promulgation of the stamp act on 1765, and Townshend

 Tea Party (mouvement politique) Le Tea Party est un mouvement politique hétéroclite aux États-Unis, contestataire, qui s'oppose à l'État fédéral et ses impôts. Le Tea Party émerge au début de la présidence Obama, dans le contexte de la crise économique de 2008-2010 elle-même liée à la crise financière. Le mouvement critique notamment les dépenses gouvernementales faites sous l'administration Obama, tant celles qui soutiennent le système financier et la relance économique que celles qui fondent