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| | | | Asset rotation | 2,2 | 2,2 | 2,5 | 4,3 | 3,9 | 9,8 | Economic profitability | 10% | 11% | 16% | 26% | 37% | 67% | Financial profitability | 9% | 17% | 23% | 47% | 45% | -206% | Debt | | | | | |   | Leverage, Financial Debt / Equity | 1,8 | 1,1 | 1,0 | 2,0 | 0,9 | -5,8 | Debt duration, Debts / independence | 5,2 | 3,5 | 1,5 | 1,3 | 0,9 | -18,7 | NB: underlined ratios are not significant because in 2009 Boeing had an 8 bn $ adjustment to reevaluate the cost of its pension

cash on hand is unusual. More often, it will be borrowed from a bank, or raised by an issue of bonds. Acquisitions financed through debt are known as leveraged buyouts, and the debt will often be moved down onto the balance sheet of the acquired company. The acquired company then has to pay back the debt. This is a technique often used by private equity companies. The debt ratio of financing can go as high as 80% in some cases. In such a case, the acquiring company would only need to raise 20% of the

economic policies with government and central bank officials. IMF staff missions also often reach out beyond their official interlocutors for discussions with parliamentarians and representatives of business, labor unions, and civil society. The team reports its findings to IMF management and then presents them to the IMF's Executive Board, which represents all of the IMF's member countries, for discussion. A summary of the Board's views is transmitted to the country's government. In this way, the views

borrowers, who might not be able to pay back their debt, and put the debts into financial packages on the stock-market to sell them. These risky packages were considered as assets as the interest rates were variable and often quite high. That is why investors took the risk to buy them and that is how the crisis was spread among the global economy when people realised that these financial packages could not be valued, because no-one knew how much of the debt was recoverable. To what extent are companies

Pitt owed much of his success as a reformer to George III. When he took office, Pitt headed a minority government which meant it was difficult for him to push through legislation, consequently meaning his basis for authority stemmed more from the king than from support from Parliament. However, this changed following the 1784 election where Pitt secured the majority needed for effective government, which meant that to an extent, he became less reliant on the king because he now had greater support

indicators have deteriorated, while pronounced medium-term policy uncertainties will persist at least until Tunisia adopts a new constitution and elects a government. Lower growth prospects in Europe, which is Tunisia's main trade partner and largest source of FDI and tourists, have contributed to the 1.8% contraction in real terms of GDP and external debt accumulation in 2011. We anticipate that the sharp fall in tourism, increased unemployment, and the effect of social unrest on the manufacturing and

the King of Great Britain: George III. Here is how he managed to do it: Of the origin & design of government in general. With concise remarks on the English Constitution: First, he distinguishes society from government, the former being wanted the latter being imposed. He considers the first as a blessing (=benediction) whereas the latter is but a necessary evil. He says that government is something that seems innocent & blessing but it is only an appearance. Paine considers the example

relations with Egypt, which formally recognized the People`s Republic of China (PRC) as China`s official government in 1956. In the following decade, more than ten other African countries had followed suit. Zhou`s visit facilitated China`s international recognition and Africa`s collective support for China joining the United Nations (the Chinese seat was still held by the exiled Republic of China government in Taiwan). In part thanks to widespread African support, catalyzed by Zhou`s visit, China was awarded

not only worsened the terms of trade facing Cuba because of the rise in the prices of food imports and the decline in the price of nickel exports, but has further reduced the limited access that Cuba had to international credits. In mid-2009, the government lowered the official growth projections of Cuba’s national product for 2009 from 6% to 2.5%, although some economists in the island think that there will be no positive growth all in 2009 and that the economy could even shrink somewhat. The Economy

-- Investors should buy emerging- market debt rather than bonds of developed countries because advanced economies are poised for a period of slower growth, according to Pacific Investment Management Co. Increased taxation, regulation and government intervention in business combined with financial companies’ efforts to reduce risk after the credit crisis will drive investors from developed economies, Brian Baker, Pimco Asia Ltd.’s chief executive officer, said in Hong Kong yesterday. “This all leads