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  • The Bank of England

    The Bank of England

    When the Bank of England changes the official interest rate it is attempting to influence the overall level of expenditure in the economy. When the amount of money spent grows more quickly than the volume of output produced, inflation is the result. In this way, changes in interest rates are used to control inflation. The Bank of England sets an interest rate at which it lends to financial institutions. This interest rate then affects the

    216 Mots / 1 Pages
  • What Were The Triggers Of Culture Change In Japan During The 1990s ?

    What Were The Triggers Of Culture Change In Japan During The 1990s ?

    The type of culture that facilitated Japan to hold onto its people and acquired knowledge and become consistently stronger each year was that of Confucian beliefs. Confucian values are essentially derived from three ingredients which are high moral conduct and loyalty to others, reciprocal obligations to show appreciation of network involvement, and honesty in dealing with others. The primary triggers of cultural changes in Japan during the 1990s were influenced by later generation born after

    376 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Social and environmental impacts of multinational companies

    Social and environmental impacts of multinational companies

    Social and environmental impacts of multinational companies Social consequences of Multinationals Today, these companies of extreme sizes are veritable showcases of countries from which they originate. That's why it is so important that they adhere to a code of ethics and practices (environmental, occupational ...) transparent, so as not to damage the image of their country of origin. These multinationals may have negative consequences for their country of origin. Indeed, foreign direct investment (FDI) can

    1 057 Mots / 5 Pages
  • The Secret Dreamworld Of A Shopaholic

    The Secret Dreamworld Of A Shopaholic

    The Secret Dreamworld of a Shopaholic Ok. don't panic. Don't panic. It's only a VISA bill. It's a piece of paper; a few numbers. I mean, just how scary can a few numbers be? I stare out of the office window at a bus driving down Oxford Street, willing myself to open the white envelope sitting on my cluttered desk. It's only a piece of paper, I tell myself for the thousandth time. And I'm

    646 Mots / 3 Pages
  • Two Versions Of Translation From Baudelair's Les Fleurs Du Al

    Two Versions Of Translation From Baudelair's Les Fleurs Du Al

    Introduction Translators are always confronted with two questions before translating a text. The first question w they ask themselves is if the text in the target language should be reader or text oriented. The choice of making a translation text or reader oriented depends on the translator, the time of translation and the type of document. A text whose goal is to entertain the reader will most likely be reader oriented while an educational or

    1 435 Mots / 6 Pages
  • The internationalization of Marks & Spencer

    The internationalization of Marks & Spencer

    This case study describes the internationalization of Marks & Spencer (M&S), a giant British retailer. In recent years, the company has suffered a series of misfortunes, both at home (Britain) and abroad. Company sales have dropped, stock prices and market capitalization were substantially reduced, and overseas profits have declined. In January 1999, following a terrible earning announcement, the company announced that it had formed a marketing department, forcing the company to become more proactive and

    342 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Le regroupement familial

    Le regroupement familial

    1. Le regroupement familial est la possibilité pour des membres d’une famille séparés dans plusieurs pays d’être réunir. Il est passé en France avec un décret en 1976. L’homme travail en France et après quelques années, une loi avait passé pour réunir les familles et c’est légal pour eux d’entrer en France. 2. - Madame Donze : Elle était la voisine qui montrait la France traditionnelle. Elle était obsédée par les apparences. Elle n’était pas

    550 Mots / 3 Pages
  • Repercussions of ten-point plan of Helmut Kohl

    Repercussions of ten-point plan of Helmut Kohl

    Repercussion of ten-point plan of Helmut Kohl The end of World War II officially ends on September 3, 1945. This having engendered consequences across the globe as causalities, cities totally destroyed, etc. It has also allowed the United States as well as Russia to stand out globally due to their rapid emergence. The two countries then become two global economic powers in the world. Those two powers didn’t have the same vision of how a

    1 336 Mots / 6 Pages
  • Leadership And The Fate Of Organizations

    Leadership And The Fate Of Organizations

    Leadership and the Fate of Organizations Robert B. Kaiser Kaplan DeVries Inc. Robert Hogan Hogan Assessment Systems S. Bartholomew Craig North Carolina State University and Kaplan DeVries Inc. This article concerns the real-world importance of leadership for the success or failure of organizations and social institutions. The authors propose conceptualizing leadership and evaluating leaders in terms of the performance of the team or organization for which they are responsible. The authors next offer a taxonomy

    8 107 Mots / 33 Pages
  • Yoram Barzel, Measurement Cost and the Organization of Markets

    Yoram Barzel, Measurement Cost and the Organization of Markets

    Yoram Barzel, Measurement Cost and the Organization of Markets, Journal of Law and Economics, Vol. 25, No. 1 (Avril, 1982), pp. 27-42. Yoram Barzel introduit la nécessité de prendre en compte les coûts liés à l’obtention de l’information sur les produits dans le cadre des échanges marchands (coûts de mesures). A travers divers exemples, l’auteur présente les problèmes de mesures excessives (vérifications excessives, catégorisation des marchandises, sélections) qui surviennent généralement sur les marchés de biens

    1 262 Mots / 6 Pages
  • Lord Of The Ring

    Lord Of The Ring

    Implement the best-selling and most successful in terms of JRR Tolkien's novel The Lord of the Rings happened in the collective imagination. From being a cult in the 60s, it is now a myth. And adapting a myth to a movie is a myth of the challenge. Challenge is working with Peter Jackson Millennium dusk, surrounded by a veritable armada, an army of costumers, makeup artists, designers, machinists, architects, actors dozens, producers etc ... All

    396 Mots / 2 Pages
  • ‘Courts Of First Instance Exist To Resolve Disputes; Courts Of Appeal And Review Have Quite A Different Function' Discuss

    ‘Courts Of First Instance Exist To Resolve Disputes; Courts Of Appeal And Review Have Quite A Different Function' Discuss

    ‘Courts of first instance exist to resolve disputes; courts of appeal and review have quite a different function’ Discuss. In France, a distinction has to be made between the Cour de cassation and the Courts of Appeal. Courts of Appeal are jurisdictions “de droit commun” treating both facts and laws on the basis of appeals against decisions made by first instance tribunals. So a court of appeal is both here to resolve disputes arisen and

    1 108 Mots / 5 Pages
  • Theory Of Human Motivation

    Theory Of Human Motivation

    A THEORY OF HUMAN MOTIVATION 1 A Theory of Human Motivation By A. H. Maslow A THEORY OF HUMAN MOTIVATION 2 A Theory of Human Motivation A. H. Maslow (1943) Originally Published in Psychological Review, 50, 370-396. [p. 370] I. INTRODUCTION In a previous paper (13) various propositions were presented which would have to be included in any theory of human motivation that could lay claim to being definitive. These conclusions may be briefly summarized

    9 375 Mots / 38 Pages
  • La progression de l'archivage

    La progression de l'archivage

    Les débuts En 2000, le CNRS a décidé de s’impliquer directement dans le développement des archives ouvertes, au service de l’ensemble des communautés de recherche, sans aucune limite d’appartenance institutionnelle. C’était un pari, mais huit ans plus tard, les résultats sont là : l’archive ouverte HAL (Hyper article en ligne) propose maintenant au lecteur plus de 100 000 articles scientifiques et thèses aux lecteurs du monde entier, gratuitement, le dépôt étant lui aussi gratuit. La

    379 Mots / 2 Pages
  • MED Radio is among the main competitors of radio mars

    MED Radio is among the main competitors of radio mars

    MED RADIO is among the main competitors of radio mars Objectives A resident on completing his/her DMRD (Radio-diagnosis) should have acquired good basic knowledge in the various sub-specialties of radiology such as Neuro-radiology, GI-radiology, Uro-radiology, Vascular- radiology, Musculoskeletal, Interventional radiology, Emergency radiology, Pediatric radiology and Mammography, and be able to _ independently conduct and interpret all routine and special radiological and imaging investigations. _ Provide radiological services in acute emergency and trauma including its medico

    556 Mots / 3 Pages
  • The end stages of a PhD

    The end stages of a PhD

    The end stages of a PhD are a very good example of the principal of 'what goes up, must come down' . The key to success is a good start! 1. Starting The bare essentials are a) Make sure that you want to do PhD – that is, a time limited piece of defined research written under advice and in a fixed format - rather than, say, write an exciting novel, save the world, impress

    549 Mots / 3 Pages
  • Principles of critical discourse analysis

    Principles of critical discourse analysis

    Principles of critical discourse analysis Teun A. van Dijk UNIVERSITY OF AMSTERDAM ____________________________________________________ ABSTRACT. This paper discusses some principles of critical discourse analysis, such as the explicit sociopolitical stance of discourse analysts, and a focus on dominance relations by elite groups and institutions as they are being enacted, legitimated or otherwise reproduced by text and talk. One of the crucial elements of this analysis of the relations between power and discourse is the patterns of

    902 Mots / 4 Pages
  • « Wreck of the Ole 97 train » 1943, Thomas Hart Benton

    « Wreck of the Ole 97 train » 1943, Thomas Hart Benton

    « Wreck of the Ole 97 train » 1943, Thomas Hart Benton Peintre Américain (1889-1979) Il dénonce l'industrialisation. Ses toiles représentent des scènes de la vie quotidienne Ce sont des paysans contre l'industrialisation. Violente opposition entre les couleurs. Le personnage du train est moins détaillé que ceux de la calèche. Total refus du modernisme, de l'industrialisation → RIMBAUD « Rue de Paris », temps de pluie, 1877; Gustave Caillebotte Peintre français (1848-1894) Membre du groupe

    277 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Work of negotiation

    Work of negotiation

    Negotiation → After the initial contact with the school principal IDRAC, it seemed obvious that Mr. ANTON seemed to be the decision maker and the iDRAC group had a purchasing department for all additional costs such as the purchase of new copiers and especially the service is provided guaranteeing purchases. Indeed, the problem of reactivity was observed in addition to technical problems existing copiers in the school. Here the negotiation process (action plan) to implement

    275 Mots / 2 Pages
  • The financial crisis of 2007-2008

    The financial crisis of 2007-2008

    The financial crisis of 2007–2008, also known as the global financial crisis and 2008 financial crisis, is considered by many economists to be the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression of the 1930s.[1][2] It resulted in the threat of total collapse of large financial institutions, the bailout of banks by national governments, and downturns in stock markets around the world. In many areas, the housing market also suffered, resulting in evictions, foreclosures and prolonged

    521 Mots / 3 Pages
  • The History Of The Body Shop

    The History Of The Body Shop

    Our History “You’ve got to be hungry – for ideas, to make things happen and to see your vision made into reality.” Dame Anita Roddick. Human Rights Activist Founder of The Body Shop The very first The Body Shop® store opens on 26th March 1976 in Brighton, on the south coast of England. By 1978 a kiosk in Brussels became the first overseas franchise, and by 1982 new shops open at the rate of two

    1 294 Mots / 6 Pages
  • SiaTyk-ghost, compétiteur français sur call of duty

    SiaTyk-ghost, compétiteur français sur call of duty

    SiaTyk-ghost competiteur francais sur call of duty débute en 2012 hack et competiteur il est l un des meilleur de sa categorie video hack, glitch et gameplay commenté^^ Top 10 kill, fail/wtf?, et bien d autre, pour m envoyer vos clip envoyer un message a ludonoiron@hotmail.fr avec comme sujet top 10 et le lien de votre video merci ;) et video tuto ;) video mac et windows n hesité pas. ▼▼▼▼ materiel utilisés: -video :

    249 Mots / 1 Pages
  • A Princess of Mars (une princesse de mar), Edgar Rice (document en anglais).

    A Princess of Mars (une princesse de mar), Edgar Rice (document en anglais).

    Last week we brought you the first of four programs called “A Princess of Mars.” Our story is from a series of books by American writer Edgar Rice Burroughs. They are science fiction stories, a mix of imagination and science. Last week, we met John Carter who begins the story. He enters a cave deep in the desert in the state of Arizona. There something happens. He does not know how, but he has been

    374 Mots / 2 Pages
  • The Economics Of Luxury Goods - Utility Based On Exclusivity

    The Economics Of Luxury Goods - Utility Based On Exclusivity

    We propose a model describing consumer demand for a luxury good, in which the perceived quality of the good is related to its exclusivity, that in turn depends on the number of consumers buying it. We use this model to analyze the optimal production and price setting decisions of a luxury good manufacturer and contrast them with the decisions that would be made by a social planner. We show that irrespective of the way social

    291 Mots / 2 Pages
  • Sport, the secret of success : practice

    Sport, the secret of success : practice

    I) GENERAL INTRODUCTION The secret of success in art, sport, music, business and science is practice. To be good at music or sport, one needs to spend hundreds of hours of practice. To achieve international stardom, one needs to do even more practice. The research finding that practice is the key to learning seems to support what we have long believed to be one of the most important axioms of learning, i.e., “practice makes perfect‟.

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