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franchise pays the royalties and the lump sum for the training. Without the training (transfer of know-how) it become a license. In a franchise agreement, the franchisor is renting his business model to the franchisee. 2. Corporate Structures / Setting-up a structure * May be useful for the sale, the distribution or manufacturing * Advantage: local presence * Disadvantage: the cost/ tax consequences The branch office (sucursalle): has no juridical personality (it can’t sign contract on his

167 Samira Souilah Doctorante, Université d’Annaba path to people regarded as minor despite their majority. Madness is a reading technique which changes the word to a sign and the act to a symbol in order to make it out of reach to a reader. In our attempt to unbind the different traps, we discovered a text which reveals its secrets. Madness is a creative technique at the rhetoric and discursive level, it is an exploded picture which breaks the laws of the text so as to give a new conception

Congress for the Defence of the People (CNDP), set up by a Tutsi general, Laurent Nkunda, are at war with the armed forces of the DRC. The communique draws special attention to the need to reign in Nkunda’s CNDP, whose military campaigns have been a major contributing factor in the humanitarian disaster. Also ranged against the CNDP are the Mayi Mayi militia, and the Coalition of Congolese Patriotic Fighters, (PARECO), a militia force essentially made up of Congolese Hutus, both working in close collaboration

central-local arrangements. Local democracy was consolidated with the 1871 (departmental) and 1884 (municipal) Acts. By the late nineteenth century, the Jacobin-Napoleonic model had become transformed into a more diffuse Republican model, in which Paris was the centre of decision-making, but where provincial interests were accommodated by the brokering skills of deputies who often held local office in the practice known as cumul des mandats. The ‘cross-regulation’ approach developed by Crozier and

abandoning abandonne : abandons abandonné : abandoned abandonnée : abandoned French−english Dictionary 5 French−english (dictionnaire) abandonnées : abandoned abandonnement : abandonment abandonnent : abandon abandonner : cede, give in, give up, give way abandonnèrent : abandoned abandonnés : abandoned abandonnez : abandon abandonnons : abandon abaque : abacus abasourdi : amazed abasourdie : amazed abasourdies : amazed abasourdîmes : amazed abasourdir : stun, numb, daze abasourdirent : amazed

consisted of a chestnut bureau of which one drawer was absent, three straw chairs and a greasy table on which was a broken-handled pitcher. Another bedstead—an iron one—had been brought in for the children. This stood in front of the bureau and filled up two thirds of the room. A trunk belonging to Gervaise and Lantier stood in the corner wide open, showing its empty sides, while at the bottom a man's old hat lay among soiled shirts and hose. Along the walls and on the backs of the chairs hung a ragged

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améliorer leur technologie et acquérir au plus vite des parts de marché conséquentes, bien souvent au niveau mondial. L’existence du capital risque en tant qu’intermédiaire financier est fondamentale pour l’innovation. La croissance très rapide des start-up exige des capitaux de plus en plus importants. Ces besoins de financement ne peuvent être satisfaits par le secteur bancaire classique lequel, étant donnée la nature risquée des projets novateurs, et son degré d’aversion vis-à-vis des risques, rationne

and in China. Cost + Profit Margin = selling prices. • Market skimming pricing: Louis Vuitton is setting high prices to attract the most wealthy customers. Principle of Prestige Pricing The notion of prestige pricing shows up in the pricing strategy. This is also referred to as premium pricing. This means that in the case of products with a low purchase frequency and where it is difficult for consumers to judge quality such as luxury and high-end products

désigne « les interconnexions très étroites entre les systèmes monétaires et les marchés financiers nationaux, qui ont résulté des mesures de libéralisation et de 6 CHESNAIS F. (dir.), La mondialisation financière. Genèse, coûts et enjeux, Syros, Paris, 1996, p. 10. 7 BANQUE DES REGLEMENTS INTERNATIONAUX, 68e rapport annuel, Bâle, juin 1998. 8 Cela au détriment d’investissements de nature productive à plus long terme. 13 déréglementation adoptées d’abord par les Etats-Unis et le