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comparative advantage as a development strategy. Their critique was a direct response to neoclassical economists’ espousal of comparative advantage “who favored planning and the non-market-allocation of resources through a variety of controls and government incentive for domestic investment, and foreign trade” (Auty 2001: 6). Because of the resurgence of neoliberalism during the late seventies and early eighties, the free trade argument became mainstream economic policy: ‘The neoliberal resurgence

international operators; France Télécom decides to concentrate on promising markets as the mobile telephony and the internet. The group so acquired on 2003 Orange PLC to create Orange limited company. In 2002, further to a requalification of the debt of the company, share price in stock exchange collapse. The situation of France Telecom is critical. Thanks to the intervention of Breton Thierry, the company succeeds in recovering. In 2004, the French State decides to disengage from France Telecom

company like GE. Indeed, governments have a direct and indirect influence on this business activity by defining policies and funding them (Mandil, 2007). Firstly in terms of their involvement with R & D of energy technologies, governments can enrich or impoverish the budgets allocated to companies for research and development. Unfortunately the part of the budget for energy is often only a fraction of the total R & D financed by the states. In another time, the government is responsible for policy

of the shares + individual shareholders. Cours du 07/10/10 Part 1: Traditional financial instrument Chapter 1: Bonds (obligations) I. Introduction A bond is a financial instrument issued by a corporation or a bank, or a state, or a local government or an international organization. In the USA, a corporation here is a public corporation = is a corporation that is listed on financial markets, so it has nothing with the State. This is different for what they called a private corporation which

20 4. Information sources and useful websites 21 1. Country Study France * Capital: Paris * Time: +1 GMT * Area: 674,843 km2 * Population: 65,447,374 (January, 2010) * Currency: Euro * Form of government: Unitary semi-presidential republic * -  President: Nicolas Sarkozy (UMP)  -  Prime Minister: François Fillon (UMP) * Official language: French * Religion: Roman Catholic (90%), Protestant (2%), Jewish (1%), Muslim (1%), unaffilated

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has stable government, currency and institutions. | 1The risk of a change in political institutions stemming as social fabric, revolutions, currency shortages, government or other non-economic factor is also really low. | 1There is very low political risk, as the UK is part of the European Union, which provides stability and safety. | Commercial risks | B: StableThe country at the commercial level is stable thanks to diversification of exports to other Asian economies, Public debt carried by domestic

effective system of governance, are generally recognized as conditions for stimulating economic growth. It is clear nowadays, no one of those points is verified in Afghanistan. There is no political stability: the real power is divided between the government Karzaï and the Taliban’s. There is no security in the large no-man’s lands of the Afghan countryside: armed Taliban’s control the mountains. Finally, the corruption is highly present, thus we cannot talk about any effective system of governance

There is no way to boost consumption for the households tending to reduce their expenditure and there’s no way to encorage demand in credits of over – indebted population. The central banks can’t lower interest rates which are already low, the governments can’t increase the private demand by réduction of taxes due to the level of public déficit. The consumption of western countries will shrink up to the level where it will become impossible to revive the private investment. The supply of crédits

transport and communication was one of the toughest challenges ahead for Australia. Because of the large area of Australia, its low population density, and a nearly empty center, the establishment of such a network was difficult, slow and costly for the government. Now, the Australian transport system rivals that of other industrialized nations. This system includes: No rail network of 40478 km o Highway 837 872 km No one river system within 368 km of 8 o Ports: Adelaide, Brisbane, Cairns, Darwin, Devonport