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autre côté, les Etats-Unis et le Royaume-Uni semblent orientés vers les marchés ; ceux des capitaux courts sont d’ailleurs utilisés depuis longtemps par les sociétés non financières qui y émettent des titres de créances à court terme (commercial paper) ; à côté des marchés réglementés, des marchés parallèles (High Yield Bonds) constituent un second cercle de financement et organisent la liquidité des titres émis par les sociétés de moins bonne qualité ; dans ce type de système, les relations

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overexploitation in the first case (competition “in use”) and underuse in the second (competition “in exclusion”). The relevance of both inefficiencies stems from the way they illustrate the general conflict between individual and collective interests. This paper proposes a formal synthesis of the problems of inefficiency associated with the exploitation of resources in common property regimes. The synthesis takes into account the following features: i) the importance of the consumer surplus for the analysis

Projet « La solidarité européenne à l’épreuve » Solidarité dans la zone euro : combien, pourquoi, jusqu’à quand ? Sofia FERNANDES, Eulalia RUBIO Préface de Jacques DELORS 51 Policy Paper 51 paper Policy Solidarité dans la zone euro : combien, pourquoi, jusqu’à quand? Sofia Fernandes, Eulalia Rubio Préface de Jacques Delors Sofia Fernandes Sofia Fernandes est chercheur en affaires économiques et sociales à Notre Europe depuis 2010. Diplômée de l’Université de Lisbonne en

ZSUZSANNA GÉCSEG La structure informationnelle des phrases copulatives : approche contrastive The aim of this paper is to analyse a special type of copular sentences in Hungarian and in French. This type of sentence is based on two definite NPs where the subject NP is stressed in Hungarian and occupies the preverbal position reserved for the focus, whereas the predicate NP follows both the subject and the copula. In the corresponding French sentence, however, the subject NP is distressed and

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Internal structure and colonialism …………………………….. 13 Linguistic features which are different from modern English ………… 15 Conclusion …………………………………………………………….. 17 Bibliography ……………………………………………………………18 Introduction The topic of this paper is colonialism as it is portrayed in two classic texts, both dating back to the end of the 19th century: the novella Heart of Darkness by Joseph Conrad and Ruyard Kipling’s famous poem ‘The White Man’s Burden’. Common to the two texts is the colonial

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