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as for example, tax and social security deductions. On the first hand, taxes are crucial for our society. That is to say, if people want a social cover or a pension, and other many things, they have to submit themselves to the functioning of their economy. They can not expect to benefit from these helps if they do not participate in it. However, Taxes are unfair. Tax and social security deductions are the same even though there are different levels of incomes. For instance, the poor consume more, nevertheless

a growing economy and a very powerful worldwide player to be. Economically speaking, it is the third most important country in Asia (the country being one of the economic tigers), and the twelfth largest economy in the world. In order to reach this level, the country had to go through a lot of changes and adjustments since 1947. Right after the decolonization of India from Britain in 1947, the economy of the country took a direction which is more to be associated with a mixed economy, comprising

8 1941 à 1950 2,3 1871 à 1880 3,2 1951 à 1960 5,3 1881 à 1890 7,8 1961 à 1970 4,2 SOURCES: D'après FERENCZI, I., International Migrations, vol. I, New York 1929; WOODRUFF, W., Impact of Western Man. A Study of Europe's Role in the World Economy, 1750-1960, New York 1966; SUNDBARG, G., Aperçus statistiques internationaux, Stockholm 1908; MITCHELL, B.R., International Historical Statistics, 3 volumes, Londres 1986-1993; et NATIONS UNIES, "International Migration Trends, 1950-1970" dans The

d’entretien  En anglais What is the importance of the circular economy in Thailand and what future for it? Theme 1: Development of Circular Economy and Ecology in Thailand 1. What about the current development of circular economy in Thailand? 2. In which form do we find this kind of economy? What concrete actions? 3. How the government support its development? 4. What is the involvement of Thai companies in the circular/green economy? 5. In your opinion, how will it develop in the coming years

anticipated, whereas the United States and the rest of the Western Hemisphere baked in propsperity. The Continental Allies’s postwar GDPs, industrial productions, living standards and imports were at their lowest and in 1946, the American economy was larger than the economy of Europe, Japan and Soviet Union combined. Thus, the power and wealth of the United States had tremendously increased at the expense of the Western nations’s one. Before any new international institution was set in place, the United

to its large population, its economic growth and climate issues China became a real threat for western countries and especially the United States, the actual most powerful country in the world. Knowing that the United States’ economy is the largest national’s economy in the world, it is a democracy with capitalist system and it is ethnically diverse it is at the total opposite of the China’s system. Is there going to be a reversal of global leader? Is China a real threat for the United States

World Issues Intervention of the States in the economy Benjamin Dijan Anaïs Pilloud Marie-Lou Duparc Sahra Rezgui Table of contents Introduction p. 3 Argument 1: the government’s role is so important that it creates demand, consumption and thus is able to resolve unemployment problems and to build a stronger economy By Sahra Rezgui p. 4 Argument 2 : A government does not necessarily need plenty of rules, laws and prohibitions but rather being

Economic and Political Impact of the Greek Economic Crisis for the Euro-Zone.” Module: Political Economy of the European Union Lecturer: Cornelia Junge Code: EC0902A Anne Onclin 1005446 Table of Contents 1. Introduction ………..1 2.The Euro-zone system 2 2.1. Introduction and the five criteria 2 2.2. The problems of this system 3 2.3. The current situation 4 3. The economy of Greece 5 3.1. The causes of the crisis 6 3.2. The current situation 7 4. The political and economic

Economy of France In 2008, France is the 5th world economic power, behind the United States, Japan, China, Germany and in front of UK. In 2009, the value of its Gross domestic product (GDP) is 1 950,1 billions Euros. France is classified in the 38th rank for the GDP per capita at the exchange rate nominal, slightly below the average of the EU, which is 37th. In classification by GDP in PPA, France is the 9th economic power. France is a part of founding countries of the European Union

Comparative uses of metaphors in discourses on Chinese economic growth China has emerged in the last decades from a closed economy, to an open economy experiencing very high economic growth. Indeed, based on the date of the World Bank, since 1980, the gross domestic product of China grow of about 2500%, while on the same time, the American one only about 400%. This very fast economic growth allowed China to be today the second economic power after the United States and in front of Japan, with