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federations such as: - The General Federation of the Trades Union - The Scottish Union Congress - The Irish Congress of Trades union The Trade Union Congress has a higher number of memberships. And the trade membership levels really reflect the gap existing between those federations. In 2007, there were around 8 million memberships in the UK and - The Trade Union Congress counted (58 affiliated unions with) around 6.5 million memberships, it means 4 fifth of a percentage point (belong to the

male wage tends to decrease. Then, the curve concerning the category of all the workers decreases too. This trend concerns both full-time workers and all workers and shows that the pay differential between men and women has increased. However this gap is bigger for all workers because the average female wage as a percentage of the average male wage is lower regarding to the second line. So this means that the pay differential is bigger for part-time jobs. 2Besides, the averages of salary are very

d’emballage de produits agricoles avec des capacités respectives de mille tonnes/an. Company profile Company of refrigerated warehousing of fruits and vegetables, and packaging of agricultural products with respective capacities of one thousand tons / year. Coopération recherchée - Recherche de partenaires techniques pour améliorer et innover au niveau du processus de conditionnement et d’emballage de produits agricoles; - Recherche de débouchés commerciaux et développement d’un circuit de distribution

Outfitters was created in 1970 by two retail novices, anthropology graduate Richard Hayne and his former roommate at Lehigh University, Scott Belair. Hayne was just back from two years working with Eskimos in Alaska as a VISTA Volunteer; Belair was a second-year student at Wharton School of Business and needed a project for his entrepreneur workshop. Over beer one night, the two came up with the idea of a store for college and graduate students, selling inexpensive clothes and items for dorm rooms and apartments

I completed a gap year in London from March 2010 to January 2011. During this time I became very comfortable with the English language and the British culture, and this experience has made me realize the benefits of completing part of my education in the UK. The logical choice for these studies was in the business/marketing field in order to complete the studies I had already started in France. After researching on the internet the possibilities, I identified the Brighton Business School as my

Return on Average Assets (Earnings) LiqR= Liquidity ratio (Liquidity) Liquidity ratio= current assets/current liabilities 1yrGAP= GAP ratio, 1 year (Sensitivity to market changes) The regression will include data from 2005 to 2009 and the regression formula is: Z= β0 + β1 E2TA +β2 NCO2L + β3 SalAA + β4 ROAA + β5 LiqR + β6 1yrGAP In our study we will not include GAP Ratio because it is dealing with repricing, and it is both difficult to assess and to obtain since the OBS Data may not be available

student. I would like to go to New Zealand because it's a music reign country. In fact, I spend my time length to play guitar and sing. This is my passion! I don't think I will encounter any particular problems except to collect money for this gap-year. Of course, it will be difficult but I think learning to play other instruments can be very useful in my career. For example, I'd like to learn to play ukulele because it's a good instrument. But I will improve my level to playing guitar too.

years, child mortality rates halving and life expectancy increasing by ten years since 1965. Trade flows also increased 12-fold in the past fifty years as a result of the removal of natural and artificial barriers. Exports are now US$7 trillion a year, with more than a fifth of the world’s goods and services being traded. Capital flows expanded even faster, with Foreign Direct Investment amounting to US$400 billion in 1997, seven times its real level in the 1970’s and portfolio and other short-term

looking at different economic indicators. Secondly, we address the issue of the “Balassa effect”, by comparing China with other emerging countries. We try to measure the gap between the evolution of the real exchange rate in China and what would have resulted from a “normal” Balassa effect. We use two methods to assess this gap: cross-section estimations and panel cointegration. We evidence a lack of Balassa effect in China, consistent with the fact that the real exchange rate did not appreciate

an economical fiasco. 18 years after the country reunification, what can we say about this discussion? Can we speak today about a Germany totally reunited that is if there is no longer a gap between West and East Germany? We will see in a first part the context historic which can still today, can explain the gap between the two past states. We will see then the economical situation of Germany from reunification toward today. And in a last part, we will see the impact of reunification for Germans