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Europe. 2. BRIEF OVERVIEW OF THE SOUTH EUROPEAN PELLET MARKETS 2.1 The Italian pellet market Among the renewable energies, biomass plays an important role in Italy, contributing to almost half of the renewable energy sources (RES) in the national gross inland consumption. Actually, one of the first consequences of the Kyoto Conference has been the elaboration of the "National Program for the Renewable Energies from Biomass". The Italian market for wood-pellets is still small but growing steadily

competition, measured as a reduction in markups, and innovation intensity, measured as R&D expenditures over sales, leading to productivity growth in the manufacturing sector. Competition leads to lower prices, better products and more efficient production. Badinger (2005) suggested that gross domestic production (GDP) per capita of the EU would be approximately one-fifth lower today if no integration had taken place since 1950. Economic integration engenders innovation through technological advances. Industries

Bowen 2004). Second, ASEAN is an important export platorm or electronics goods whose fnal markets are the US, Europe and Japan. Air cargo services and airports are particularly important because electronic products, and spe- cifcally semiconductors, have a high value-to-weight ratio, rapid product cycles and greater risk o damage associated with sea reight. Consequently, semiconductor frms have higher air cargo intensity, thereby rendering cargo services and airports as one o the key determinants

Economic Overview With the exception of the period following the 2008 recession, the Apparent Domestic Market for sporting and athletic goods manufacturing has grown steadily in recent years. However, the market share for domestically produced goods has declined as well as the value of goods exported from Canada. As a result, the industry's overall employment numbers and Gross Domestic Product have decreased. More positively, while Canadian industry shipments are generally declining, the

any other other resources that might be affected. Silviculture, a related science, involves the growing and tending of trees and forests. Modern forestry generally concerns itself with: assisting forests to provide timber as raw material for wood products; wildlife habitat; natural water quality management; recreation; landscape and community protection; employment; aesthetically appealing landscapes; biodiversity management; watershed management; erosion control; and a 'sink' for atmospheric carbon

DATE Index BUSINESS SUMMARY 5 About the Company 5 Your Products and Services 5 The Market 5 The Business Potential 5 Mission, Goals and Objectives 6 Strategies 6 Business Structure 6 Finance 7 THE MARKET 8 Industry Profile 8 Competition 9 Market Segmentation 10 MARKETING PLAN 11 Your Customers 11 Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats 12 Sales and Marketing Objectives 13 Value Proposition 13 Your Product or Service 14 Pricing 15 Promotion 15 Sales and Distribution

has provided Beijing an opportunity to highlight the past year’s successes and lay out the problems that lie ahead. On the surface at least, China has shown remarkable resilience in the face of global economic crisis. It has posted enviable gross domestic product (GDP) growth rates while keeping factories running (if at a loss) and workers employed. But the economic crisis has exposed the inefficiencies of China’s export-dependent economic model, and the government has had to pump money into a major

meet debt obligations, raising concerns regarding solvency. The oil industry had been the backbone of Dubai’s economy for decades. But owing to a fall in its oil reserves, the contribution of petroleum and natural gas was less than 6% of the gross domestic product of the emirate. The Dubai Financial Market (DFM), which is a secondary market to support trade of bonds and securities at the national and international level, had a trading volume of 400 billion shares by 2006. To deal with the situation

Current GDP per capita grew 47% in the Sixties reaching a peak growth of 274% in the Seventies. However this proved unsustainable and growth scaled back sharply to just 8.2% in the Eighties and 8.9% in the Nineties. This is a chart of trend of gross domestic product of Morocco at market prices estimated by the International Monetary Fund with figures in millions of Moroccan dirhams. [edit] Economic History (1960-recent) Main article: Economic history of Morocco 1960-1989 Morocco instituted a series

différents, du fait de la faiblesse mécanique des devises des pays pauvres. Elles permettent aussi de s'affranchir des variations parfois brutales des taux de change. On rencontre souvent le terme de PIB sous sa dénomination anglaise GDP, pour Gross Domestic Product. Autres indicateurs PIB vert Des économistes ont pensé à mesurer un PIB vert, pour lequel serait soustrait du PIB conventionnel la valeur de la baisse du stock de ressources naturelles. Une telle méthode de comptabilisation permettrait