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competitors, bank… Learning objectives  This chapter covers the following topics : * Static & dynamics views of competition * The structure-conduct-performance paradigm * The Chicago school approach to the study of competition Key terms Austrian school Chicago school Collusion hypothesis Distinctive capabilities Efficiency hypothesis Five forces model New industrial organization SCP paradigm Value chain Issues in industrial Organization « Dynamic analysis

England to the south and Scotland includes over 790 islands including the Northern Isles and the Hebrides. Edinburgh, the country's capital and second largest city, is one of Europe's largest financial centres. The Kingdom of Scotland was an independent sovereign state until 1707. History of Scotland: In 1294 Balliol and other Scottish lords refused Edward's I (the King of England) demands to serve in his army against the French. Instead the Scottish parliament sent envoys to France to negotiate

Class - COUNTRIES : UK = Northern Ireland, Scotland, England and Wales Southern Ireland is an independent country. Something different from the UK. NI is also known as Ulster composed from 6 counties they are part of the UK GB = Scotland, England and Wales To be English is different to be Scottish. Shetlands and Scillies Jersey and Guernsey depends on Britain but they are independent Islands - POPULATION of the UK : Roughly as in France 60 million people (63). There is a census in

more often with their parents and they would be word better on the school... Some teenagers do never homework at home, they prefer to go on the computer for to see new activities of their friends on Facebook, others prefer to play at video games, or others prefer to call their friends... and it lasts during some hours, and they forget their homework. Technologies have a very big place in our society, and they make us independent. Technologies are positives aspects, if there is a problem, with a

inspires a secretarial revival » and «  The association of Personal Asiistants new-reports highlights increasing respect for Personal Assistants » Ces deux documents sont des articles dont l’un est tiré du quotidien généraliste britannique « The Independent » et l’autre du site « The Association of Personal Assistants Tous deux traite des récentes évolutions du poste de « secrétaire » de bureau et leur conséquences dans deux pays différents : les Etats-Unis et l’Europe. En effet, le phénomène de

[pic] Module title: Direct & Digital Marketing SCQF level: 09: SCQF credit value: 20 ECTS credit value: 10 Module code: MKT09106 Module leader: MR. DAVID STEVENSON School Marketing Tourism and Languages Subject area group: Marketing |Student Activity (Notional Equivalent Study Hours (NESH)) | |Mode of activity |Learning & Teaching Activity

abandoned his belief that free markets should determine personal incomes (creation of a statutory pay Board to fix pay). She became Education Secretary. To save money, she abolished free milk in primary schools during 1972 miners' strike. Fought for her budget and was able to boast raising the school leaving age to 16. Saved the new Open University. She supported the bailing-out of Rolls-Royce on “defence” grounds. The Guardian : 'a more egalitarian minister than her Labour predecessor'.

authorities operated local hospitals for local ratepayers (under a system originating with the Poor Law). The London county council on 1 April 1930 took over from the abolished Metropolitan asylum Board responsibility for 140 hospitals, medical schools and other medical institutions; the Local Government Act 1929 also allowed the LCC to run services over and above those authorized by the Poor Law and in effect to provide medical treatment for everyone. By the outbreak of the Second World War, the

Isles” is a geographical term that refers to Great Britain, the whole of Ireland, the Channel Island and all the offshore islands, most notably the Isles of Man. It is important to remember that Southern Ireland, also called Eire, is completely independent. The United Kingdom is the correct name to use to refer to the country in a political rather than in a geographical way. Great Britain is divided into counties. The word “county” describes an area with its own local government. County

important to choose a course or centre which is accredited by a reputable body there is no government inspection of private language schools (apart from independent schools) in the UK the British Council administers the English in Britain scheme. This is the only ELT accreditation scheme in the UK which: - involves external inspection - accredits private language schools - covers English language courses for juniors. English in Britain accreditation is an important added guarantee of quality for English