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the introduction of the Euro caused, in general, a sensible rise in prices. That was basically linked to the currency conversion rates fixed at that time. In Germany, let’s assume, the Deutschmark was exchanged at nearly 0,50 Euro, and exactly the same happened in Italy, where the reference unit could be identified in 1000 liras. New consumer prices in Euro were fixed tending to consider as a new unit the Euro and not simply converting the price in Euro, considering the original price in the old

document does not provide any general information related to the Consultative Committee on Industrial Change- CCMI, neither on the European Monitoring Centre on Change -EMCC. For further information, please see the websites 2. Lessons from the ECSC In the same year that saw the birth of the single currency, Europe had to say farewell to the first supranational treaty of European integration, the 1952 Treaty of Paris establishing the European Coal and Steel Community (ESCS). The former ECSC Consultative Committee

partners or by national legislation. The article 7 offers to workers no less than four weeks annual paid holiday. This article prohibits the replacement of annual leave by an allowance. During this annual leave period, workers have to be paid the same amount as a working period. Of course, the directive sets the maximal limit of the weekly working time; the working time period can't exceed 48 hours a week. This limit includes also overtime during this seven-day period. The working time directive

major part of the world has still not grown. There is an ascending face ( economic growth for many years) in 1770 to 1816 an another one from 1847 to 1873. The 1st one is due to the steam machine (machine à vapeur). The 2nd ascending face within the same cycle is due to the discovering of the railroad, but it was a very fluctuating period marked by the 1st crisis of industrial capitalism in the western world. Economic growth starts appearing in other regions which allows GDP to increase. * From

hearts emotions to find rest and communion… where all the love becomes good; makes you whole and who you are. This final love brings a smile to the minds eye and a feeling that no fire can ever pair… you realize that all love is the same but that you were never the same, and all love is good, and you always want more.

quenching thirst, etc. Each is great for their own purpose, and they have common points, but put them together, and you will see that they do not naturally mix. The same is true with regard to business people 4 from different cultures. They do not naturally mix well, but in fact they can, and often need to- coexist in the same recipe. Without either one, the recipe will fail.” (Perterson 2004) Let’s take the example of to cultural groups: the US Americans and the Japanese. The American children

forces that alter them. | It is no accident that the various races (or "subspecies") of animals almost never occupy the same territory. Their distribution is allopatric ("other country"). The seven distinct subspecies or races of the yellowthroat Geothlypis trichas in the continental U.S. would soon merge into a single homogeneous population if they occupied the same territory and bred with one another. Darwin's FinchesAs a young man of 26, Charles Darwin visited the Galapagos Islands off

are looking for at the end. 1) Prior intention. We can’t look everything at the same time with the same involvement. 2) Goals. Which goals can make the intention possible? 3) Objectives: when you are near the reality you must reach different steps to improve. It’s the translation of the real life. 4) Everyday life where you have to find solutions. You can’t which different thing at the same time. Principles: • Principle of freedom. • Concentration of strength

high-performance swimming suits. There are also some good points to international sport events : Countries can make the headlines for some time as it will be the case in New Zealand in 2011 for the Rugby World Cup. Sport gathers people around the same passion that is the love of sport. These international events generate millions of Euros which are often donated to associations. I like sport in general, the international event I watch on TV as well as the sport practiced at a lower level.

society. c. the political condition of the societies in which the firm does business. d. the technological condition of the society. 22. An industry is defined as: a. a group of firms producing the same item. b. firms producing items that sell through the same distribution channels. c. firms that have the same seven digit standard industrial code. d. a group of firms producing products that are close substitutes. 23. Product differentiation refers to the: a. ability of the buyers of a product to negotiate