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Introduction The following essay is about a case of the Supreme Court of the United States. This case has shaped history of the constitutional law of the U.S. because it deals with the balance between state and government powers. The following presentation is divided in six parts. First, we will analyze the citation of the case. Then, we will expose the facts of the case; on one hand the material facts and on the other hand the legal facts. Afterwards, we will go through the legal issues, the

La date du stage: Le 1 avril 2011---------le 31 juillet 2011 Le lieu du stage Bank of China paris branch , département de comptabilité et finance L’introduction d’entreprise Fondée en 1912, la Bank of China Ltd. est la plus ancienne banque et la plus internationale de toutes les banques de Chine. Société par actions, la Bank of China Ltd. est cotée depuis l'été 2006 à la fois aux bourses de Shanghai et de Hong Kong, ce qui lui confère une stature internationale de premier plan. Son capital

chinoise Sinopec (China Petroleum and Chemical Corporation) qui se classe 8e.Les autres secteurs les plus représentés sont la banque-assurance (7 entreprises), l'énergie (2 entreprises) et l'automobile (2 entreprises).Le classement est dominé par les entreprises américaines mais la Franceréussit à y faire figurer trois entreprises. L'assureur Axa, qui se classe 9e, Totalqui occupe la 14e position et enfin BNP-Paribas (18e). C'est autant que la Chine (Sinopec, State Grid, et China National Petroleum)

Organisation du secteur bancaire en Chine 6 A. Autorité de contrôle / tutelle 7 1. Chine continentale 7 Le gouvernement 7 Le ministère des Finances 7 La commission de régulation (China Banking Regulatory Commission : CBRC) 7 La Banque centrale : La People’s Bank of China (PBOC) 8 2. Hong Kong 9 La Hong Kong Monetary Authority: HKMA 9 B. La loi bancaire 10 1. Chine continentale 10 Réglementation générale 10 Réglementation relative à la structure

Comparative uses of metaphors in discourses on Chinese economic growth China has emerged in the last decades from a closed economy, to an open economy experiencing very high economic growth. Indeed, based on the date of the World Bank, since 1980, the gross domestic product of China grow of about 2500%, while on the same time, the American one only about 400%. This very fast economic growth allowed China to be today the second economic power after the United States and in front of Japan, with a

régime de change. • 1994 : la grande réforme unifie les taux de change multiples, abolit le système de rétention de devises, met en place un nouveau régime de change flottant contrôlé avec une étroite bande associée à un nouveau système commercial (China Foreign Exchange Trade System). La bande de variation se réduit très fortement après la crise asiatique et le yuan est en réalité strictement ancré sur le dollar. En juillet 2005, le régime chinois fait passer l’ancrage du yuan sur un panier de devises

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Subject: The rapid growth of India creates both problems and opportunities for business in the rest of the world. Identify and assess these problems and opportunities in relation to India. Words count: 2,353 Contents: Introduction..................................................................................................................3 I. Consequences of the emergence of India for trade in other economies and regions...........................................................

capita is lower than the average of the developed countries but which has, generally, a growth potential higher than the world mean. According to the definition of the World Bank, an emergent country has Growth National Product per capita (GNP) lower than 9.000 US$ even if the emergent countries should realize a growth by 6,3% in 2011 according to the forecasts. [Le Monde, 2011] There exist in this category some differences between those countries which vary in terms of economic governorship and institutional

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