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Programme) 2004. AMAP Assessment 2002: Persistent Organic Pollutants in the Arctic. Programme de surveillance et d’évaluation de l’Arctique (AMAP), Oslo, Norvège. xv + 309 p. Amstrup, S.C., G.M. Durner, I. Stirling, N.J. Lunn et F. Messier 2000. Movements and Distribution of Polar Bears in the Beaufort Sea. Revue canadienne de zoologie. 78: 948-966. Babaluk, J.A., J.D. Reist, J.D. Johnson et L. Johnson 2000. First Records of Sockeye (Onchorhynchus nerka) and Pink Salmon (O. gorbuscha ) from Banks

rails were damaged by the storm. Particularly the between Bordeaux and Hendaye, or Bordeaux and Toulouse. The Actor of the Crisis management * Wood companies * 48 printers from the “ImpriFrance” group created a movement named “All for Lande Forest”. This movement collected 30,000 euro, which will serve to the reforestation of 30 hectares for the Landes forest. * To avoid partial unemployment, few companies engaged themselves to do periods of professional formations to their employees

margin and high costs. There are more precisely four reasons from which results this decrease on net profit : ❖ A decrease on vehicules sales (4 %) ❖ An increase on raw material costs ❖ Higher oil prices ❖ Exchange rate movements ❖ An increase on manufacturing costs ❖ European pollution norms too costly Renault has charted a four year program called Commitment 2009 with 3 key objectives to become the most profitable European volume car company.

more competition. Technological: - For many years, Internet changed the modus operandi of many industries. The consumer becomes effective on the technological tools, and develop this aspect can only bring positive points for the entire sector. Environmental: - Since the 2000s, a new trend is becoming increasingly important. Ecology now affects all types of industries and all types of consumers. The outdoor industry is particularly concerned by this trend. Indeed, the outdoor activity is close to nature

technical specifications or rules on services in the Community – …. 2. Article 9 shall not apply to the laws, regulations and administrative provisions of the Member States prohibiting manufacture insofar as they do not impede the free movement of products. 3. Article 9(3) to (6) shall not apply to the voluntary agreements referred to in the second indent of the second subparagraph of point 11 of Article 4. Article 9 shall not apply to the technical specifications or other requirements

this sector, that who is vital to have in the economy’s country. This industry generates cash flows and real flows regularly which created interdependence between economic agents which are households, businesses, governments and the world. These movements of money are needed to maintain a good GDP in each country. Without the tourism industry there would be more unemployment, fewer stores and local attractions disappear. But this is not going to happen because the international tourism has doubled

• International trade of goods without tariffs (taxes on imports) or other trade barriers (e.g, quotas on imports.) • International trade in services without tariffs or other trade barriers. • The free movement of capital between countries. • The free movement of labour between countries. • The absence of trade distorting policies (such as taxes, subsidies, regulations, or laws) that give domestic firms, households or factories of production an advantage over foreign ones

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fortement qu’aujourd’hui et que les idées évoquées dans ce dossier finiront par toucher de façon beaucoup plus large les travaux de recherche dans de nombreuses disciplines de l’économie et du management. Bibliographie Arjaliès D.L. (2010). “A social movement perspective on finance : How socially responsible investment mattered”, Journal of Business Ethics, 92, p. 57-78. Barnett M.L. et Salomon R.M. (2006). “Beyond dichotomy: The curvilinear relationship between social responsibility and financial performance”

efficient. Scientific Organisation of labour The next step in Operations Management is made by Frederick Taylor which created the Scientific Organisation of Labour: he wanted to prevent stroll of employees. This stroll can be explained by the movements inside the manufacture to go from one production area to an other and by the limited motivation of the employees due of the poor wages earned by them. To reduce those losses, Taylor began by counting the time each gesture takes to be down by a worker