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International Business The Wine Market: Invest in China Amigouet julien BA business 200911171 ftug   Table of contents Introduction 2 Part 1: Presentation of China 4 1) General : 4 1.1) Political 4 1.2) Demographics: 4 1.4) Economy (2008 figures) 5 1.5) Sociological context: 5 Part 2: China and the Wine Market (PESTEL) 6 2) Policy and Economic environment . 6 2.1) social context (culture and wine consumption): 7 2.2) Legal Environment 8 Part

an object that provokes pleasure for its own sake, with no other materialistic or utilitarian purposes. In other words, and this is a phrase that will accompany the movement, art is useless and therefore it should be contemplated for its value in terms of pleasure only. Aesthetic values lived to the full brought about a different movement: the Decadent Movement. More than a artistic movement as such, the Decadents followed a way of life based on the ideas of the Aesthetic movement. These were mainly

cost compared to the damage they can cause. Certain estimates, whose accuracy may be open to question, provide an idea of the ratio of the approximate direct costs of certain attacks carried out by Al-Qaeda or its affiliates and the damage caused in terms of economic destruction and loss of human lives. Table 1: Cost of Carrying out Various Terrorist Attacks Attack London Underground/ Bus Madrid Railway Atocha) Istanbul Marriot Hotel Jakarta Bali Bombings New York Twin Towers USS Cole, Aden US Embassies

Then, we will conduct a strategic diagnosis to see if Fnac masters the KSF required in this industry. Eventually, we will focus more specifically on the incumbents’ position to be as precise as possible on the evaluation of this strategic choice in terms of business strategy. A) Later-mover advantage? It is not wrong to consider the e-reader as an innovation on the French market. As a matter of fact, this is a product that has not been spread by many companies yet in that part of the world

buddhist influence. But the French Colonisation started in 1858 and recognized by China with the 4th of June of 1885 treaty, followed by the Indochina war from 1946 to 1954 and the war of Vietnam against USA until the seventies, put Vietnam in a political, economical an social dead end that the communist party leaded by Ho Chi Minh has tried to overcome. It is because Viet Nam had a rough history and rythmed by the war during the 20th century that we can understand why today the sate system is the

financial, ecological and cultural phenomenon. An attentive examination shows that this phenomenon is neither linear nor irreversible. The term “globalization” indicates the development of interdependence between men and women, human activities and political ones. Since the Antiquity, some economic exchanges between communities and countries were done. The world is consequently built and enriched in supporting the intensification of these exchanges, in spite of crisis periods or destabilization. Globalization

analysis is quite subjective. Few elements are not considered. In fact, he does not separate quantitative changes from qualitative ones. New communication technologies have speeded capitalism up but they haven't changed the way economic, social and political power exercised nationally and internationally. Furthermore, we cannot say that United States and Europe lost time being in a sort of caught up by those whole revolutions permitting to make the ascension of Asia because the world still being lead

actually a religious war with slogans hurled from one professorship to another as well as excommunications inflicted through the press. Leaving aside media shorthand, the public debate on global warming has now moved from the scientific sector to the political one becoming an ideology. In the extreme, negationist or catastrophic forms, there remains no trace of any scientific methodology. The differing theses are presented as irrefutable. They arise from abandoning themselves to the rationality of what

were made independent also happened as well as the violation of the uti possidetis principle (a principle of international law by which the belligerent parties to a conflict retain their possession at the end of that conflict, notwithstanding the terms of a treaty) by the former colonial country. The territorial conflict between the United Kingdom and Mauritius over the Chagos Archipelago illustrate well how a conflict happens between a country and its former colonial power. The Chagos Archipelago

to Ghana and to the West African Gas Pipeline Company (WAPco) respectively in the form of political risk guarantee loans. Political risk guarantee loans are required by a multinational company against the risk of a breach of contract by a government involved in a contractual agreement with the company. These loans are usually received from the World Bank, the European Investment Bank etc who have the political and economic muscle to insist that countries abide by their contractual obligation even if