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important economic motivation for Europeans to colonise Africa because the continent is rich in raw materials and resources such as ivory, diamonds, gold, coffee, rubber, tea, cotton, palm oil, coco beans and many more. All this products were luxury goods. For example diamonds were discovered at Kimberley in 1867, and in 1886 gold was discovered in the Transvaal. And also due to the end of the slave trade, the Europeans needed a new kind of trade to supply the industries in Europe. They used Africans

Maude Fayard BTS AM1 For the 12th July 2010 Training period Report I realized my training period in NYK Logistics firm in St Quentin-Fallavier. NYK Logistics is a subsidiary of the Nippon group NYK Line specialized in transport of goods. The site all departments mixed accommodates roughly 40 employees. In the company, I worked in the Freight Forwarding Department. This is composed by 5 transit agents, in charge of the shipping and by 2 commercials. The offices in open-space are

mentioned in the following book in Chapter 5, 5.8. a Introduction to Logistics Management Logistics management is that part of the supply chain which plans, implements and controls the efficient, effective forward and reverse flow and storage of goods, services and information between the point of origin and the point of consumption in order to meet customers' requirements. A professional working in the field of logistics management is called a logistician. Logistics as a business concept evolved

in different countries in Europe (Italy, France, and Germany). In this year there wasn’t a common market. So, the company had to pay customs duties for its importations in Europe (in our case in Italy . But, because EU hadn’t a free circulation of goods, it had to pay also, some charges like restrictions quantitative, qualitative, quotas, etc, when it wants to enter in each country which belong to EU. Moreover, it had to adapt its products to the market the countries didn’t have the same norms and

use. The traditional channel goes from supplier, manufacturer, distributor, wholesaler and retailer. Two types of distribution channels exist: indirect and direct. Indirect Channel 2. The indirect channel is used by companies who do not sell their goods directly to consumers. Suppliers and manufacturers typically use indirect channels because they exist early in the supply chain. Depending on the industry and product, direct distribution channels have become more prevalent because of the Internet

Forwarders Association Cour de Justice des Communautés Européennes Comité Maritime International Convention on the International Carriage of Goods by Road China Maritime Law Association Conférence des Nations Unis sur le Commerce et le Développement Commission des Nations Unis pour le Droit du Commerce International Contract of Affreightment Carriage of Goods by Sea Act Chambre commerciale de la Cour de cassation Droit Maritime Français Dalloz Périodique European Transport Law European Shipper’s Council

0% 4 (3) Automotive Germany 16.940 -12,6% 5 (5) Automotive Germany 15.267 -9,5% 6 (7) Telco Spain 15.061 -0,5% 7 (10) Consumer goods Switzerland 14.567 14,0% 8 (9) Telco France 12.900 -5,5% 9 (8) Telco Germany 12.663 -11,5% 10 (11) Consumer goods Austria 11.973 -5,4% © EUROPEAN BRAND INSTITUTE – VIENNA September 2010 RANKING 2010 (2009) BRAND INDUSTRY COUNTRY OF OWNERSHIP BRAND VALUE

l’emballage et du transport de ces marchandises ? Who’s in charge of packaging and transport of these goods? 2) Ce grossiste aurait dû disposer ses rayons autrement. Il aurait vendu plus. This wholesaler should have laid his aisles differently. He would have sold more. 3) Il n’aurait pas dû exposer ces marchandises démodées devant/derrière/à côté des caisses. He shouldn’t have exposed these obsolete goods in front of/behind/next to the cash-out desks. 4) Ce commerçant aurait dû te faire payer moins

International Economic and Trade Arbitration commission”. Question 2: Assuming that the client will in all events refuse to allow your nation’s law to govern this contract, then what law would your company prefer to apply to this sale of goods transaction and what must you do to ensure that this law is in fact applicable to this international sale. How can you “sell this” to your client? Draft your choice of law clause. We can see that the Swiss law is appropriate to this international

country market. Numerous firms have used positive associations with the COO to good advantage in the marketing of goods (Papadoupoulos et al., 1993), as for example, the favorable association of Germany with beer, Sweden with cars, and Japan with microelectronics. However, if the COO stereotype is negative, it can pose formidable barriers for marketers attempting to position their goods within a foreign market ( Johansson et al., 1994). In yet other cases, there are product categories not distinctively