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d'amorçage Le capital d'amorçage correspond au premier apport en capital d'une entreprise. Ces fonds peuvent être de la love money, provenir de Business Angels ou d'autres fonds encore. La "Love money" correspond au capital des actionnaires, des proches, de la famille. Il s'agit de fonds provenant de l'entourage des fondateurs de la PME, sous forme de prêts. L'utilisation de la love money intervient en général à la création de la PME et se présente comme une première source de financement. C'est un vecteur

main ideas revolve around the perishing of the American dream and the loss of social values. Having money and power and acquiring a high social status are the goals of the time. Gatsby’s dream is to obtain the love of the woman to whom he has been faithful for so many years, Daisy Buchanan. It is for her sake that Gatsby has made it into an upper class society of superficial relationships based on money and status. It is debatable whether or not his ‘dream’ is pathetic and squalid. Pathetic bring

government expenditure and revenue collection to influence the economy. Fiscal policy can be contrasted with the other main type of economic policy, monetary policy, which attempts to stabilize the economy by controlling interest rates and the supply of money. The two main instruments of fiscal policy are government expenditure and taxation. Changes in the level and composition of taxation and government spending can impact on the following variables in the economy: the aggregate demand and the level of

treasurer, a marketer and a researcher. Their aim was to organise a fund-raising to amass as much money as possible in order to sponsor two organisations. The first was Macmillan cancer association and the second was the Caledonian Ceilidh event. The execution of this fund-raising has required several researches described below. Firstly, we made a list of all the activities which we could use to raise money. So, we can see below the planned activities: - Bag packing (The goal is to offer customers

interests of the shareholders and that this is because of one or more of the normative justifications. These include contractual relationships between the shareholders and the directors. Sternberg (1994) believes that as shareholders have invested their money in the business they have ‘property rights which ought to be protected’. Boatright (1994) agrees with this but goes further to say that their property rights are protected because of their rights as shareholders, such as their right to elect the Board

forces of porter method to describe the Boeing’s market. The suppliers Boeing relies on are engine manufacturers, material suppliers to provide semiconductors, electronics, metals and so on. There are also banks and other investors who lend or invest money in the company. Exception made for the engine manufacturer, Boeing has no special way to put pressure on other suppliers or investors. This is why for me the bargaining power of suppliers is in the middle. The substitute products are quite rare. We

Economy reelle: all economic activities which can exist without money Economie financiere: sur all economic activities concerning money and financial capital Globalisation def de l’OCDE one can notice that the economic activities on our planet reveal more and more a worldwide character. In this process of the development of a world wide character of economic activities the globalization represent the third development stage Stage 1 Internationalisation Growth of export flows in the worl>

2000. It is written by Rod Usher, and deals with the consequences of revolving credit in the UK and in the USA. The revolving credit consists in obtaining a reserve of money that you can use on your rhythm, and to reimburse on a more or less long duration according to your possibilities. The rates are proportional with the borrowed money, and are often really high. II. Banks About the text First of all : If the word “revolving” frightened in France, it’s common practice in United States, since

settlement of which is expected to result in an outflow of resources embodying economic benefits; 2 Creditor’ claims of the resources of a company 3 The amount of debt that must be paid 4 Legal responsibility for something, especially for paying money that is owed, or for damage or injury Ex : tenants have legal liability for any damage they cause The court ruled that there was no liability to pay any refund 5 Someone or something that is likely to cause problem for someone Ex : a kid

d’en choisir celle qui lui convient le mieux. 1. Définition de la monnaie par ses fonctions L’approche qui rejoint l’assentiment de l’idéologie économique dominante est celle qui consiste à définir la monnaie par ses fonctions : « Money is what money does ». Selon cette approche, est considérée comme monnaie, tout objet susceptible d’exercer des fonctions monétaires. Cette façon de définir la monnaie, à partir de ses fonctions, c’est-à-dire par ce qu’elle fait, aboutit à deux conséquences