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priorities are clear : Being a pioneer on mass marketed electric cars and continue to offer low CO2 affordable cars. Aggressive pursue of sales development in emerging markets, especially by building on existing positions such as in Russia, India or Brazil. Reinforce the leadership on low-cost cars, with the Logan platform, and continuing the development on the ultra-low cost segment as part of international development. Improving the position of the Renault and Dacia brands in Europe and the

w a re PUBLICITÉ 7 commentaires Coup de pinard FLASH INFO : PIB pour 2012. China 12,380,000,000,000 $ United States 15,660,000,000,000 $ India 4,735,000,000,000 $ Japan 4,617,000,000,000 $ Germany 3,194,000,000,000 $ Russia 2,509,000,000,000 $ Brazil 2,362,000,000,000 $ G-Britain 2,323,000,000,000 $ France 2,253,000,000,000 $ Source : Cia : https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2001rank.html?countryName=China&countryCode=ch& regionCode=eas&rank=3#ch Le 18/02/2013

proposal, officials said. One significant development was the agreement on changes to how the I.M.F. is run. The G-20 agreed to transfer more than 6 percent of voting power within the I.M.F. to “dynamic emerging-market and developing countries” like Brazil and India by the fall of 2012. “The legitimacy of the I.M.F. is increasing,” Pranab Mukherjee, the Indian finance minister, said approvingly. China will become the fund’s third-largest shareholder, behind the United States and Japan but ahead

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|1994 "Bill Viola: Stations," American Center inaugural opening, Paris, France | |1994 "Bill Viola: Território do Invisível/Site of the Unseen," Centro Cultural/Banco do Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | |1995 "Buried Secrets," United States Pavilion, 46th Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy. Travels to Kestner-Gesellschaft, Hannover, Germany (1995); | |University Art

| |Member of Sky Team Alliance |Poor presence in central and east Europe | |(New members from emergent countries e.g. Brazil, Russia) | | | | | |Network built up around

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points Histoire des Arts 2011-2012 Liste des œuvres proposées Thématique 1 : la ville et ses représentations (imaginaires, réelles, historiques , …) 1. Arts du visuel : Cinématographiques : - Fritz LANG, Metropolis, 1927 - Terry GILLIAM, Brazil, 1985 - Ridley SCOTT, Blade Runner, 1982 - Luc BESSON, le 5e élément, 1997 - Woody ALLEN, Midnight in Paris, 2011 - Woody ALLEN, Tout le monde dit I love you, 1997 - Serguei EISENSTEIN, Le cuirassé Potemkine, 1957 - F rançois, TRUFFAUT, Les 400 Coups

macro-économiques défavorables, l'économie a stagné sur la période 1962-67. L’industrie a connu une forte évolution et modernisation jusqu’en 1973. Evolution de la croissance économique au Brésil de 1990 à 2008(en %) : Source : DATAMONITOR, Brazil: Country Analysis Report – In-depth PESTLE Insights p48 (Analyse PESTLE détaillée) Publié 06/2009 1992–2008 (traduit et résumé par Erik Mano) Depuis 1992, le taux de croissance du PIB a été plutôt stable. Cette croissance soutenue fut le résultat

resources to reach self-sufficiency rate of raw materials of 30% by 2012. POSCO participated in a mine development project in Posmac, Australia to secure an annual supply of three million tons of iron ore by 2028 and acquired stakes in Namisa mine, Brazil. For coal, acquiring stakes in mines and mining companies in Australia and Canada provided POSCO with a stable supply of over six million tons of coal per year. In addition, POSCO established an integrated STS production system, securing stable nickel