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Although the early 1990s saw Wal-mart operating more than 2,000 stores worth more than US$73 billion, the stagnant American economy was making it difficult to sustain the company’s historic double-digit comparable store sales growth. With limited domestic options, Wal-mart, for the first time, began to consider expansion outside the US seriously. Wal-mart’s first external foray was into Mexico where, in 1991, it formed a partnership with CIFRA, Mexico’s most successful retailer. The success of Wal-mart’s

National economic development ...…………….………………………………….……………25 II.1 Real sector ……….…………………………………………………………………………………………25 II.1.1 Gross domestic product …….………………………………………………………………..25 II.1.2 Prices. ………….……….…………………………………………………………………………36 II.2 Public finance and domestic public debt ……………………………………………….44 II.2.1 Public finance…………………………..………………….……………………………………47 II.2.2 Domestic public debt………………………….…………..………………………………..47 II.3 Monetary and financial sector II.4 External sector II.4.1 II.4.2 ………………..………………………………………………48

................................. 53 © OECD 2010 3 The Emerging Middle Class in Developing Countries DEV/DOC(2010)2 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I would like to acknowledge and thank Geoff Gertz of the Wolfensohn Center for Development for his work on developing the Four Speed World scenario. Dan Hammer from the Center for Global Development generously contributed the map showing the shifting economic centre of gravity in the world. An anonymous referee and Andrew Mold, Development Centre, OECD

financial conglomerates. This directive directly concerns all the entities which include either insurance companies or credit institutions. Considering the generalization of the Bancassurance, we have to keep in mind that a high number of players on the domestic market may be brought to build up connections with credit institutions in the future. Many insurance companies are already linked to credit institutions through the equity or a previous cooperation. Therefore they can be considered as financial conglomerates

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqxlGMIWFbw 1 30 PAIR WORK Edison  D’abord groupes de niveau sur chaque texte. Consigne : Read the texts. Agree on what the 4 main pieces of information are. Puis groupes hétérogènes de 3 élèves avec chaque texte. Consigne : Answer the questions using the 3 texts. Beware: the information you need are dispatched in the three texts.  Correction 2 Encadré: repérage des prepositions (individual work) 15 Prépositions: Match the images with the correct prepositions

individual transportation in the Gulf states will be carried out by drones. Exhibit 3: New markets worth more than US$1 trillion will emerge Renewable energy* Alternative mobility services Industrial robots EV power electronics! Smart grid technology Domestic robots IoT software! Genomic sequencing Tissue engineering! Remote healthcare IoT sensors! Grid-scale energy storage solutions EV charging infrastructure! Commercial drones AR&VR in engineering! Private space travel Autonomous vehicles Enterprise

atteints à des prix compétitifs), le rapport indique : The success of the Japanese manufacturers originated with the growth of their domestic market during the 1950s. As recently as 1960, only 4 percent of Japanese motorcycle production was exported. By this time, however, the Japanese had developed huge production volumes in small motorcycles in their domestic market, and volume-related cost reductions had followed. This resulted in a highly competitive cost position which the Japanese used as

really  fond  of  music  and  I  would  love  to  work  in  this  sector  later,  for  example  by  managing  artists  or  creating events….     Hello,  I  am  Aurélie  DUPONT.  I  was  an  Erasmus  student  at  Manchester  Metropolitan  University  where  I  passed  a  Bachelor  degree  in  English  language.  The  year  after,  I  specialized in Marketing applied to Tourism and then, volunteered 3 months in Cusco‐  Peru. My objective is to work for a business specialized in creating language study and 

of a black servant, and soon followed with three of her autobiographical "Children of Violence" novels: "Martha Quest," "A Proper Marriage" and "A Ripple From the Storm." In 1962, she released "The Golden Notebook," her most famous and influential work, the story of a writer's divided selves _ political, literary, sexual _ that sold millions of copies and anticipated the uprising to come with its declaration that "every time one opens a door one is greeted by a shrill, desperate and inaudible scream

allowing women into professions such as medicine. During her reign, the popularity of the British monarchy underwent both ups and downs but ultimately increased. Victoria was important because she brought morality, good manners, and a devotion to hard work to her role as constitutional monarch. She took pride in her role as formal head of the world’s largest multiracial and multireligious empire, and her honesty, patriotism, and devotion to family life made the queen an appropriate symbol of the Victorian