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customers to generalist or other channels. Like Tesco, BNP Paribas has extensive customer-relationship-management (CRM) capability, which allows it to reach and serve customers through the most efficient channels. Thus, branches focus on higher-value products sales and value-added services, while call centers handle incoming request, arrange appointments, and close simple, lower-value sales. The Web is reserved for the provision of both marketing and transactional information; it is also used in some

balance with a trade balance of € 12.7 billion. French automobile industry is a key player in French Gross Domestic Product. Surveys have shown that one out of ten jobs is related to automotive industry. The Renault Group and PSA Group are the leading French companies in the automobile industry. Grouped they account for 70 billion € of turnover, they produce 7 million car each year and their products are present worldwide. The French automotive industry has been growing mainly by joining with many

(measured by the rate of change of the gross domestic product at constant prices). The main results show an absence of correlation between the values of exports or imports with the gross domestic product (GDP). The main finding is that Morocco remains a country whose economic growth is essentially driven by domestic demand which consists of a large part of final household final consumption expenditure. Keywords— Imports, Exports, Gross domestic product, Economic growth Resumé - Le Maroc à fait

agricultural revenu. Moreover, 4% of working population are employed in the tunisian hotels because it's the mass development of prestigious hotels.So, it is an enormous percentage for this sector. Then, in 2008 the Tunisian GDP(Gross Domestic Product) is $38,000,000. In deed, Tunisia is become a developing country in particullary thanks to tourism. Natural aftermaths In spite of natural advantages Tunisia has a problem, because with a development of the hotels and

1970s, China widely developed its exports since the 1980s. And regarding to the GDP (GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT), the international trade plays a more important role in China than in the other countries of the world. China realizes approximately 9 % of the exports and 7 % of the world imports in 2008, against 1,2 and 1,1 % in 1983. The place of China in the world trade varies according to sectors. It's bigger for products manufactured, where the country realizes 13 % of the world exports than for farm

has simply got too big and Mr Cameron’s crew currently have the most promising approach to trimming it.” Economy : He advocates an increase in public expenditures to finance education, health or police while remaining lower in the GDP (gross domestic product), a fall of the taxation, strict monetary policy and free exchange. Education : Cameron wants to allow parents more choice in their children’s education. Existing schools are encouraged to switch to academy status, and newly created “free

Exportation of a Belgian product abroad Contents 1. The company I. Presentation Lutosa is a small Belgian company which is specialized in transformation of potatoes to products such as frozen French fries. Their two mains production chains in Belgium are situated in Leuze-en-Hainaut and in Vive-Saint-Éloi. II. Historic Lutosa was set up in 1978 under the name of SA Van de Broeke-Lutosa. Van de Broeke’s grandfather was already in 1920 negotiator and the family get

[pic]International trade [pic] International trade is exchange of capital, goods, and services across international borders or territories.[1] In most countries, it represents a significant share of gross domestic product (GDP). While international trade has been present throughout much of history (see Silk Road, Amber Road), its economic, social, and political importance has been on the rise in recent centuries. Industrialization, advanced transportation, globalization, multinational corporations

them the same production techniques and their technology knowledges. By introducing them to local workers, it will increase their skills. Globalization in developing countries had a favorable impact on the overall growth rate of the economy. Gross Domestic Product growth accelerated due to globalization. Globalization has an impact on employment of the developing countries. In a developing country, the final employment impact of increasing trade depends on the interaction between productivity growth

of personal disposable income is a major factor which needs to be considered and how changes in taxes and inflation can affect this (e.g. hyper-inflation in Zimbabwe) along with the spending power of a country as a whole. The affordability of the product, therefore needs to be considered within this context. Organisations need to be aware of the potential for changes in taxation, interest rates and exchange rates. Somebody experienced problems in ??? due to increased tax and cut in exchange rates