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furniture market in UK for this report. In this way, I will study IKEA Company in the third report. Furthermore, the major part of students in Coventry has bought their furniture at IKEA. In deed, the main target of IKEA is people who haven’t a strong purchasing power. I have wanted to know why IKEA is today one of the most attractive furniture stores for students. In this report we are going to see the current statement of the furniture market. Market Analysis The United Kingdom population is about

Third glorious (1945-1975), a consumer society is created and there is the possibility for French people to access to different new equipments such as refrigerator, washing machine, car or television. The life began to be better for everyone and the purchasing power increases. At this time the country is being developed, constructing roads, buildings and factories.  Entire population expected to live in a society better than the one in which she lives in the past. People are starting to settle in town

des consommateurs | To catch the consumer’s needs | Un défaut | A flaw | Produit médiocre | Second rate product | Camelote | Shoddy | Profil-client | Customer-profile | Pouvoir d’ achat | Purchasing power | Fidéliser | To retain | Secteur tertiaire | Service economy | Service après-vente | After sales service | Publicité mensongère | Misleading advertising | Consommation par tête | Per capita

previous ones. Tata Motors have chosen another path, by presenting a brand new innovative product to it consumers. Indeed, neither automakers nor consumers could ever imagine buying such a cheap car. The Tata Nano is a four-seater car and has a purchasing price below 2000 Euros in India. The innovation lies at different levels, not only in the huge marketing advantage (very low price point) but also in it technical sides (the structure of the Nano is also innovative). Actually Tata Motors combined

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(Sheth et al., 1988). 1.3.1. L’approche dyadique ou interactionniste L’école nord-américaine de l’ISBM (Institute for the Study of Business Markets) avec le modèle dyadique ainsi que l’école européenne de l’IMP Group (Industrial Marketing and Purchasing Group) avec le modèle d’interaction mettent en évidence les limites d’une perspective purement économique des relations d’échange et propose une vision plus large qui intègre l’étude de l’échange social. Ces approches se focalisent sur l’interaction

advise us promptly of the shipment details given by the forwarding agent and of the date when exactly we can expect delivery of the missing part of our order. I look forward to hearing from you in the next few days. Yours sincerely, Mr Gentesse purchasing manager Commentaire [GV2] : Ici, on emploiera plus volontiers le prétérit parce que le départ de la marchandise a eu lieu, c’est maintenant terminé, on est passé à une autre étape.

pour envoyer une facture / envoyant une facture / à la balance (exceptionnelle) | | | |purchasing logbook / sales logbook / accounting result / accounting situation le journal de bord d'achat / le journal de bord des ventes / estimant le | |résultat / la comptabilité de la situation

Les canaux keynésiens 3. Les canaux monétaristes 4. Les anticipations 5. Le rationnement du crédit et les canaux du crédit 6. Le canal taux de change Bibliographie de base : a) Fisher I. (1912) “The purchasing power of money’’, New – York, MacMillan b) Patinkin D. (1956) “Money, interest and prices”, New – York, Harpe and Row c) Walras L. (1900) “Eléments d’économie politique pure” Economica, Paris, 1988 d) Keynes J. M. (1936) ‘’ The

in hotels, resorts, restaurants, bars, clubs or even karaoke. Today only two states implanted their business: France and Germany. The consumption of French wines is more centered towards wine of entrance even of middle of the range because the purchasing power of Vietnamese is still modest. Quite as in all the Asian countries, French wines benefit from a very favorable brand picture. Finally, since the fall of the communism and the opening of the exports in 1980 the Vietnamese wished to discover