Economics

Résumé de Short- Versus Long-Term Credit and Economic Performance: Evidence from the WAEMU de Kangni Kpodar and Kodzo Gbenyo Résumé par KOANDA Youssaou. Malgré l’existence d’une littérature diversifiée, la relation finance-croissance économique n’est pas clairement saisissable. Le rôle joué par la finance dans le processus de croissance économique est peu étudié ; encore plus lorsque l’on fait une distinction entre les contributions des crédits à long et ceux à court terme. Cet état de fait

America………………………………….19 Key facts about the United States of America …………………...20 1-key political characteristics………………………………….20 2-Key economic characteristics………………………………..21 III- Morocco………………………………………………………22 Key facts about Morocco………………………………………....23 1-Key political characteristics…………………………………23 2-Key economic characteristics………………………………..24 PART TWO I- US Morocco free trade agreement……………………………..26 1-Brief summary of treaty provisions…………………………27

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Eurozone which is a group of countries which used the Euro as a common currency composed by 16 European union states and 3 non-EU members (Vatican, Monaco and San Marino). The other main term in the issue is structural reform, which can be defined as a economic and politic issue; the aim is to improve in a sustainable way the functioning of the economy of a sector or a country. They can be used for example to reduce the unemployment or the inflation, support an innovative environment or unlock business

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the paper, most empirical studies on the relationship between trade, poverty and inequality show that trade has contributed to increased inequality in developing countries, which contradicts the results of standard economic theory. The impact on poverty is more consistent to economic theory. These studies suggest that trade is not the main factor determining the evolution of poverty and inequality within countries. Key Words: Trade, Growth, poverty, inequalities, developing countries. JEL Code :

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reduced the traditional barriers to cross-border trade and investment (distance, time zones, language, differences in government regulations, culture, business systems). To begin the discussion of contemporary issues in international business, macro-economic and political changes in the last 30 years are reviewed. Information technology and other technological innovations have put global markets within the reach of even small firms in remote locations. Yet, in spite of all its benefits, globalization

of this party. At that time, political and economic situation in England but also in the world were important to understand the election of Mrs. Thatcher as Prime Minister. How Mrs. Thatcher became Prime Minister? First, we are focusing on the political background before her election. Actually it was quite tempestuous. The Heath government experienced many difficulties between 1970 and 1974. The government executed a series of reversals in its economic policies. The Conservatives were defeated

2) The economic situation last years The county of Dublin accounts for 1.3% of the landmass of the state, and includes the administrative areas of Dublin City, South Dublin, Dun Laoghaire-Rathdown and Fingal. Dublin played a leading role concerning the economic growth for the whole Irish country (with its principal leading sectors of the Irish economy; software, electronics, financial services, tourism…) particularly during the 15 last years; Ireland knew a spectacular economic growth