Economic growth

foreign firms in China”, World Bank, Policy Research Working Paper n°3564, April. BARRO, R.J. 1991, “Economic Growth in a Cross Section of Countries”, Quarterly Journal of Economics, n°106, pp. 407-443. BARRO, R.J., SALA-I-MARTIN, X. 1995, Economic Growth, McGraw-Hill, New York. BATISSE, C., PONCET, S. 2004, “Protectionism and industry localization in Chinese provinces”, Journal of Chinese Economic and Business Studies, Vol.2, n°2, pp.133-154, May. BATISSE, C., PONCET, S. 2005, « Déterminants de la

connue une plus grande audience dans les sciences de gestion) et les approches évolutionnistes. L'approche ressource (théorie des compétences) La théorie des compétences[15] a émergé avec l'ouvrage de Edith Penrose, paru en 1959, The Theory of the Growth of the Firm. Penrose part d'une interrogation sur la croissance des entreprises[16] : pourquoi la firme grandit-elle, dans quelle direction, quels sont les facteurs qui limitent son taux de croissance ? Elle définit la firme comme une ensemble

moving away from the standard desktop computer. Need for mobility, consistent access and reliability are becoming more and more important for the consumer. As long as Apple is able to keep up with buyers demands they will continue in their market growth. First, in order to obtain an appreciation of that macro environment, an overview of Apple is offered. Apple is really involved in two businesses: the computer market and the entertainment and media market. Its approach has been to integrate its

donc aussi être vues comme faisant partie d'une bonne régulation de l'économie. Références Aghion P. et Howitt P. (1998), Endogenous Growth Theory, Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press. Alesina A. et Rodrik D. (1994), "Distributive Politics and Economic Growth", Quarterly Journal of Economics, vol. 109, p. 465-490. Barro R. et Sala-I-Martin X. (1995), Economic Growth, New York, Mc Graw-Hill. Boyer R. (1986), Théorie de la Régulation : une analyse critique, Paris, La Découverte. Francis J.-G. (1988)

fundamental differences”, NBER Working Paper 6904 Krugman, P. (1993): “What do undergrads need to know about trade?”, American Economic Review, Vol. 83, N° 2, May 1993, pp. 23-26. Partie I : Les principaux instruments de politique commerciale Thème 2. Droits de douane (Krugman chapitre 8) • • • The World Bank (2004): “Agricultural Policies and Trade”, in Global Economic Prospects, Chapter 3 http://go.worldbank.org/QCUULNC2Y0 Fontagné, L., Guérin, J-L., Jean, S. (2003): “Market Access Liberalization

fail? That is the question that arises Michael Porter on the first page of his book The Competitive Advantage of Nations (1990). Why few decades South Korea or other Asian countries (the "four dragons" and today the "five tigers") experienced such economic development while others stagnated or even regressed countries despite their efforts? According to the author, ownership and control of a competitive advantage in the international arena that allows a country to meet with success, to the extent

Globalisation It is in the 1980s that the term globalizations started to be used. According to a recent Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) publication, the term was first used, in 1985, by Theodore Levitt - 'The Globalization of Markets', a monumental and iconoclastic figure in the field of marketing. Three areas were globalization plays an important part: The EEA is based on the same "four freedoms") as the European Community: the free movement

Should India adopt agroforestry in its landscapes instead of conventional agriculture? Day after day we continue to exploit the economic productivity of our lands; and we are daunted by the question of how to uphold this development as we face colossal increases in population the world over. Agriculture leads to homogenisation of landscapes and intensive cultivation leads to serious implications with regard to the productivity of the soil as well as the maintenance of the flora and fauna biodiversity

small achievements considering the devastation in which the country was left by a decade of war. While it remains low in the United Nations Human Development Index, Salone, as it is known, has become one of the fastest growing economies in Africa. GDP growth last year was estimated at 7.1 per cent, inflation is down to around 6 per cent, the exchange rate has stabilised and national reserves stand at about $178 million, compared to $27 million in 2003. “The economy has turned around significantly,” says

bancaire solide, avec des acteurs locaux parmi les plus importants d’Afrique Source: Economist intelligence unit for France, Turkey, SA and Egypt. Oxford Economics: Morocco & Tunisia - 2009 values 7 #1 Pays africain du futur 2011-2012 ILO, INEGI, IMD, ONE, Press Search, Searates Solid macro-economic fundamentals GDP growth (%) Steady GDP Growth 10 5 5,1 3,2 4,0 0 1998-2000 2002-2009 Est. 2010 "very clear consensus on the reforms that have set up strong dynamic trajectory for the country"