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affect the poor is simply the sad but inevitable consequence of a global market economy? Or is it a massive public health failure, and a failure to direct economic development for the bene®t of society? An urgent reorientation of priorities in drug development and health policy is needed. The pharmaceutical industry must contribute to this effort, but national and international policies need to direct the global economy to address the true health needs of society. This requires political will, a strong

England. It was characterized by: * Stability > political point of view. Two Prime Ministers Disraeli and Gladstone. They were good in both home and foreign affaires * Economical progress > industry substituted the old agricultural economy: new inventions steam engine and telephone that means that transports communications improved. * Democracy > people could participated in the government. Men started to have rights. * Social > aristocracy lose power. New social classes

climate. The Alpine type is dominant mainly in the mountainous areas of Northwestern Greece the Temperate type affects Central Macedonia and East Macedonia and Thrace; it features cold, damp winters and hot and dry summers. III - Economy The Greek economy expanded at an average annual rate of 4% from 2004 to 2007 and 2% during 2008 , one of the highest rates in the Eurozone. However, in 2009 GDP decreased by 1.9%. In 2010 a decrease of GDP by 2.5% to 4% is estimated because of the Greek

Public sector is provided by government  and it includes the police, military, public roads, public transit, primary education and healthcare.; services which benefit all of society. Public sector is one of the largest  sectors of any economy. Private sector definition: Private sector is the part of nation’s economy which is not controlled by the government. Objectives of  private sector are profits. What's an external audit? An external audit is a review of the annual financial statements or reports of a public or private company

TOURISM STRATEGY IN SPAIN Tourism is the main source of incomes for the Spanish economy (10% of national employment), the leading industry of the country (12% GDP), and a very profitable industry for Spain because this economy was able to meet the almost totality of the trade balance. This is why tourism is crucial in Spain. However, tourism in Spain today is in decline and has become a priority for the Spanish government so that the current crisis in Spain did not become a tourism crisis.

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OCDE 2003. 8 «  The shadow economy comprises legal business activities that are performed outside the reach of government authorities. These activities typically fall into two categories that remain common across Europe. The first is undeclared work which (…) includes wages that workers and businesses do not declare to the government to avoid taxes and documentation (…). The other (…) comes from underreporting (…) to avoid some of the tax burden.” The Shadow economy in Europe, 2013 – A.T. Kearney

Organizations, Perspectives from New-Institutional Economics, Edward Elgar Pub., pp. 399-421 Brynjolfsson E., Smith M. D., [1999], Frictionless Commerce? A Comparison of Internet and Conventional Retailers, Proceedings of "Understanding the Digital Economy Data, Tools and Research" U. S. Department of Commerce, Washington D. C., May 25-26(http://ecommerce. mit. edu/papers/friction) Dang N'Guyen G. [1996], Les systèmes de réservation aérienne et l’économie des réseaux, in Brousseau E., P. Petit, D. Phan

political ideology that became known as the "New Right" or Thatcherism, based on social and economic ideas from the United States. Thatcher believed that too much socialist orientated government policy was leading to a long term decline in the British economy. As a result, her government pursued a programme of Economic Liberalism, adopting a free-market approach to public services based on the sale of publicly-owned industries and utilities, as well as a reduction in trade union power. She held the belief

normally wasted as heat. This braking reduces vehicle speed by converting some of its kinetic energy into electricity, in order to recharge batteries ADVANTAGES *A RANGE, because the car has a petrol tank *ECONOMY, The hybrid vehicle typically achieves greater fuel economy because this type of motorization reduces from 10 to 50 percent the consumption of the vehicle according to the use, in town it will be low though on the highway it will be big. *ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES, lower emissions