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IDRAC NANTES Marketing et Management européen (3ème année) Année d’étude : 2008 – 2009 Czech Economy Evolution Nicolas HEC The Czech Republic economy is one of the most developed of the central and eastern Europe. Its economic growth is strongly influenced by the demand for the exports and the stream entering foreign direct investments. The GNP of the country reached 6.4 % in 2006, while it was from 6.1 % to 2005 and 4.2 % in 2004. The statistics national office foresees a slowing down

Attention economy Plus que jamais, le GRAAL des marques = susciter intérêt (Cf. AIDA).  Engagement actif Créativité et NTIC au service Ux. 55 Attention economy Adperformance  Communiquer de manière événementielle afin de créer du lien par l 'émotion. 56 Attention economy Guerilla marketing  Faible investissement media :  CDV. Flyer. Street painting.    Attention à la légalité de l'opération. 57 Attention economy Pop-up stores

Introduction to International Business: Topic: The impact of globalization in the economy and its aspects in London Kingston University Summer School Program 2010 Majd Haddaji The developments of communication, transportation and the trade have enhanced the integration of the economy. We no more talk about national economy but we talk about global economy. The markets are much more open. Many countries have signed conventions to facilitate the trade between each other like the UE. Others

1970s Today , tourism is the main economic activity of Tunisia _Part II: Tunisia is still a developing country. Poverty hiden in Tunisia Natural aftermaths Tunisia depends on the rest of the world A consequence on european economy: counterfeiting _Conclusion: 3 Introduction: Tunisia is one of countries of Africa which has developed a great deal for 30 years thanks to tourism. The aim of this presentation is to show how an important town and country planning

ECONOMY: Brazil is the largest national economy in South America.Brazil is the world’s eighth largest economy (Brazil Gross Domestic Product is worth 1572 billion dollars or 2.54% of the world economy). Brazil is one of the fastest growing emerging economies in the world, this fast grown is due to a free market economy with abundant natural resources, a large and growing agricultural, mining, manufacturing and service sectors. On the 15 of April 2008 Brazil entered in a new era in its economic

The effect of globalization in Europe Globalisation is the integration of national economies into the international economy through trade, foreign direct investment, capital flows, migration, and the spread of technology. Goods and services that appear in a country will be immediately promoted and commercialised in the other countries. The globalization affects the business world and exerts a wide influence on society. Globalization and its consequences on trade and international finance have

Germany is the largest country in Europe[1]and it is the fourth largest economy in the world. Germany. Its economy is well developed for producing goods and services particularly in the industry area such as electronic and communication equipment, vehicles, engineering products… Owing to its geographical location, Germany is an interface to the new markets of Southern and Eastern Europe, but also beyond the borders of Europe. In regards with the international trade, Germany represents 9%[2] of

immigration in Europe Sweden was from 1865 to 1925 a land of emigration. It’s common to designate the years 1887-1888 as the peak years of emigration in Sweden. Actually, a crisis broke out in the agricultural sector in Sweden and that time, the economy in the USA was flourished. The immigration in the USA was linked by the possibility to reach a more profitable economic situation. Around 1940s, many countries in Europe were torn by the Second World War. They lost their infrastructures and

importance. Since emerging from recession in 1992, Britain's economy enjoyed the longest period of expansion on record during which time growth outpaced most of Western Europe. In 2008, however, the global financial crisis hit the economy particularly hard, due to the importance of its financial sector. Sharply declining home prices, high consumer debt, and the global economic slowdown compounded Britain's economic problems, pushing the economy into recession in the latter half of 2008 and prompting the

the government sent a team of economists headed by Keynes and they went to Washington in order to negotiate the repayment of the loan. The following years were years of restriction and hardship for the British population. In the mean time, the economy was trying to reorganize for the military related industry it was difficult to readapt to ordinary life and to peacetime requirements. Nevertheless, little by little economic production rose again and consumer goods became more and more widely available