Export Russia

productivity gains obtained since 2003 by seeing the DM be appreciated of about 20 %. Alexandra : Furthermore, let us not forget to remind that if Germany is a country which exports, it makes him essentially in the European countries. Therefore, it exits of the euro would only be its losses strengthening regarding export because in the same lapse of time, the euro would lose about 25 % of its value. Victor : Moreover, the German strategy did not centre on the exit of Greece or on its own exit

Japan (日本, Nihon or Nippon?, officially 日本国 Nippon-koku or Nihon-koku) is an island country in East Asia. Located in the Pacific Ocean, it lies to the east of the Sea of Japan, China, North Korea, South Korea and Russia, stretching from the Sea of Okhotsk in the north to the East China Sea and Taiwan in the south. The characters which make up Japan's name mean "sun-origin", which is why Japan is sometimes referred to as the "Land of the Rising Sun". Japan is an archipelago of 6,852 islands.[9]

worldwide. Fig. 4.- Regional Trade Agreements, 2007 [pic] The European Union is a highly integrated marketplace, with two-thirds of its trade transactions taking place within the region. In 2007, intra-trade accounted for slightly 51% of the exports of the North American Free Trade agreement NAFTA. In 2000, this share was 56%. However as a trade with countries outside NAFTA’s area has been growing at a somewhat faster pace than intra-NAFTA trade, this share has been declining. Fig. 5.- Share

during the crisis, restricted credit and higher interest rates, the amplifying effect of inventory draw-downs and the changing structure of value chains. Under these circumstances, France’s total foreign trade in goods posted a sharp drop in 2009: exports were down by 17.1% and imports shrank by 17.7%.3 The biggest decline came in the first half of 2009. Over the year as a whole, France’s fob-fob trade balance4 based on customs data improved, but it still showed a large deficit of 43.5 billion euro

increase in 2010. The main suppliers of Turkey are Russia (14% of the imports), Germany (10%), China (9%), the United States (6.1%), Italy (5.4%) and France (5%). Moreover there is an agreement of free trade between Turkey and Europe what is an opportunity for European’s investors. Finally the external balance of goods and services ($ US currents) of Turkey is negative (-7,2 billion in 2009) what show that the imports are higher than export in Turkey. * The currency The Turkish currency

L’Allemagne, il est vrai, connaît des excédents et a regagné son rang de premier exportateur mondial. Il n’en reste pas moins que, parmi les grands pays de l’OCDE, la France occupe la place enviable de deuxième exportateur par habitant : un Français exporte 40 % de plus qu’un Japonais ou qu’un Espagnol, 57% de plus qu’un Américain ! Le dynamisme des exportations françaises ne se dément pas. Elles ont, en 2006, atteint un niveau inégalé et leur valeur a augmenté de 6,2% contre 3,2% en 2005. Une telle

life in different part of the word but it will especially have an impact on the world economy. Indeed, according to Sir Nicholas Stern in his review “The economics of climate change”, our economy which is based on the globalization’s system (import/export of goods) will be affected because of changes of our environment and the lacks of water. Climate changes will also have a wide range of effects on the agriculture, which will affect the food productions. Crops and forests across the world are threatened

luggage were created each year. To stop counterfeiters, Vuitton opened a new store in Tokyo and he developped a new market in Asia. Louis Vuitton stores were opened all over the world between 1977 and 1987, and Asia became the company's principal export market. Louis Vuitton began to acquire companies with a reputation for high quality, purchasing interests in the couturier Givenchy and the champagne house Veuve Cliquot. A large part of the company's success was its ability to respond to the changing

these questions. But the split in the world movement took its toll. A cornerstone of U.S. imperialism's strategy was to deepen this split. An editor of the New York Times, Harrison Salisbury, even wrote a book in 1969 called "The Coming War between Russia and China," which really was an attempt to incite such a war. An all-out war didn't happen, but the Chinese leaders made a grave error when they took their polemic against the policies of the Soviet leaders much further and characterized the USSR

Concerning the exports, the principal characters are since 2004: Italy (40%), Tunisia (25%), Spain (20%), Portugal (4%), Greece (2%) and others (9%) (COI, 2004). These datas are going to change in few years. In fact, the Spanish market has important capacities of production (700,000 to 800,000 tons per annum and 25% of the world's total olive grove land mass) and with all the invesments in the technologies to increase the production, the country is going to be the first exporter in the world. In