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Hospitality & Tourism Market Michel LO Engineer Chemical Engineering Doctorate Computer Sciences Auditor Economic Intelligence IHEDN Marketing Consultant - International Tourism 1 Course Organisation 7 sessions of 3 hours March 26th 14h-17h Tourism Market March 31st 09h-12h Organisation of Market April 22nd 09h-12h Market Analysis Restitutions April 23rd 14h-17h Market tools May 5th 09h-12h Market Strategies June 3rd 09h-12h & 13h-16h : final presentations 48 hours of home work Interactivity

in deep economic crisis 2009 represented a turning point in Spain’s healthy economic performance, with unemployment rising and growth deteriorating rapidly over the year. The Spanish government has responded to the economic slowdown with direct stimulus measures. As a result of the downturn, spending on non-essential goods has dropped, hampering the performance of some beauty and personal care products sectors. Sales of higher priced items, such as fragrances, dropped in 2009, while growth in other

life for everyone, now and for generations to come. - UK Government 2 Challenges to Continued Growth Environmental, health, and socio-economic concerns and emerging trends associated with SD pose challenges to continued growth. Environmental Concerns • Resource depletion Socio-Economic Concerns • Extreme poverty • Lack of primary education • Consumption of resources from population growth • Climate change • Degradation of air, water, land Human Health Concerns • Lack of potable water • Unsanitary

30 years, South Korea's economic growth has been spectacular. During these years, South Korea changed its industrial structure to one that now includes products like: automobiles, petrochemicals, electronics, shipbuilding, textiles and steel. South Korea has the 11th largest economy in the world and has a goal to increase its annual economic growth to 7% and double its per-capita income to $40,000 by 2017. “The International Monetary Fund estimates Korea's economic growth at 4.8% in 2007 and 4

------------------------------------------------- ------------------------------------------------- Economic consequences of the last european union enlargement ------------------------------------------------- Table of contents LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS. 3 INTRODUCTION. 4 1. Enlargement’s consequences. 6 1.1. Trade’s consequences. 7 1.1.1.The boost of the European economy. 7 1.1.2. Removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers. 8 1.2. Consequences on investments. 9 1.21. The Foreign

l'indicateur d'ouverture est une sorte de variable proxy de la politique économique : "open trade has tended to be correlated with other features of a healthy economy, such as macroeconomic balance and reliance on the private sector as the main engine of growth. To some extent, opening the economy has helped to promote governmental responsibility in other areas. To that extent, trade policy should be viewed as the primary instrument of reform" (p. 63). Si Warcziarg trouve un lien entre la politique commerciale

CHINA, THE WORLD'S SECOND LARGEST ECONOMY: A FAST GROWING EXPORT COUNTRY 1. Introduction 2. A brief summary of the economic reforms that China implemented to integrate in the global economy and the world trade. 3. China's activities in the global market: a major export country 4. China's export economy in the recent context of crisis. 5. Conclusion 1. Introduction The economy of China is particularly interesting to look at, because China was still over the two decades ago a very poor country

et relativement peu peuplés, le commerce international et les mouvements de capitaux, l'innovation technologique et institutionnelle10. Les causes fondamentales de la croissance[modifier | modifier le code] Dans An Introduction to Modern Economic Growth (2008), Daron Acemoglu distingue quatre causes fondamentales de la croissance : l'environnement naturel, la culture, les institutions et la chance15. Les théories de la croissance[modifier | modifier le code] Les théories explicatives de la

on one of the major issue of our time : the climate change. Indeed, many divergent nationals' ambitions are facing each others. On one hand, developing countries aspiring to progress and prosperity, are not likely keen to sacrify their fast economic growth rate. On the other hand, the real need of considering the future generations by implementing environmental measures in order to diminish the impact of the human activity on the earth. This debate is not new, over the last few decades it has contributed

1/ The main economic indicators All data are taken from OECD website : Italy: http://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?queryid=23086 France: http://stats.oecd.org/index.aspx?queryid=23070 Consulted the 22nd November 10’ Introduction France and Italy are both part of the European Economic Union, they share the same currency, the Euro, they have to follow the Euro convergence criteria on the government finance, the inflation rate, the long-term interest rates and the exchange rate. This institution