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Business Cycles Analysis: FRANCE Vs THE INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT Table of contents I) THE INTERNATIONAL ENVIRONMENT 3 a. World Real GDP Growth 3 b. Oil Price 6 c. Exchange rate 8 d. Special Factors 9 II) DATA ON DOMESTIC ENVIRONMENT 10 a. Business Survey Data 11 b. Index of Consumers Confidence 17 c. Labour and Capital 18 d. Prices, Wage Levels, Interest Rates 19 e. Economic Scorecard 21 III) CONTRIBUTION TO REAL GDP GROWTH 30 a

country at less than the normal value of the products...' (GATT, 1979). This is 'to be condemned if it causes or threatens material injury to an established industry in the territory of a contracting party or materially retards the establishment of a domestic industry'. To combat dumping, countries may levy either an anti-dumping duty on the dumped product, providing that the rate of duty does not exceed the 'margin of dumping', or a countervailing duty where the product is being subsidised providing

observed age-specific mortality rates, a boy born in 2008 can expect to live 77.5 years, a girl 84.3 years. Male life expectancy in France is comparable to the EU average. By contrast, France enjoys one of the highest female life expectancies. French domestic expenditure on research and development reached 38 billion euros in 2006. On this criterion, France ranks fourth in the OECD after the United States, Japan, and Germany. At 2.12% of GDP, the French research effort ranks sixth in the EU in terms of

GDP (Gross Domestic Product) in 2009, and it has to be cut “by 4 percentage points this year” and to be brought “below 3 percent by the end of 2012”. In the second place, such austerities measures will be very difficult to accept for Greek people. Indeed, since the announcement of these measures, there was a series of strikes in the country. More precisely, two labors unions has called for a general strike, call which was followed by “about 2.5 million workers” and “have

only to visit them . Secondly , I suppose that the old buildings are the most beautiful because they are considered as monuments which were constructed by artists and have magical charm . thirdly ,I think that old buildings are the outcome of hard work and seriousness of a certain elite in a developed society. All in all , one cannot deny that the new buildings are also beautiful, but personally I adore the old ones , and see that they are the most beautiful . Question 2: Describe a well

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3: Strategic Management Report Allied Hotel Submission date: 28/05/10 Word count: 1667 Executive summary For the period 2004-2008, the Australian hotel industry growth rate was 9.5% and represents in 2008 $12.1 billion. The domestic segment dominates the industry and constituted 63.8% in 2008. The identification of trends and changing occurring in the hotel industry environment is made through the analysis of the four components of PEST: Political, Economic, Socio-cultural

because since the 2000's there is a vacuum cleaners robot invented by Americans who are capable intake and clean soil, the floor, the carpet… The idea behind domestic robotic devices like robot vacuums is to liberate people from unpleasant daily chores and free up their time. This robot is capable to suck up dirt on a stand-alone basis. They work without supervision before returning and wireless. This machine simplifies life ensuring soil cleaning at our place. This vacuum-cleaning robot is much more

------------------------------------------------- c. The human capital theory according to G. Becker Applied at the request of education, the human capital theory also tries to report the women’s role in the economy. According to the neo-classic theory the workers look for jobs the best paid according to their capacities, to their obligations and to their preferences and that the employers minimize the costs. But as majority of the neoliberal theories, the human capital theory refuses any kind of discrimination

does Nancy feel the need to insist on ‘morning’? Philly completely misunderstood her, thinking Hayden left work at 6 p.m. 2x2pts = 4pts 7. How does Nancy make sure such working hours have no consequence on her husband’s health? (30 words) She makes him stick to a healthy diet banning alcohol during the week so that he can cope with his working hours. What’s more, she makes sure they work out together at the weekend. 3x3pts = 9pts Corrigé Bac 2009 – Série S – LV1 Anglais – Métropole www.sujetdebac