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sur les pauvres, le Settlement Act de 1662 et la loi de Speed Hamland de 1795 et comprend l’obligation de travailler par les personnes de 12 à 60 ans. A cette même époque, les ateliers de charité visent un public d’indigents exclus de l’emploie (Poor Laws) et dépôt de mendicité pour vagabond valide et mendiant (Work House) représente l’organisation du travail. Des règles vont être instaurées, les ressources des secours et des allocations devront être inférieures par rapport à une activité normale

loyalty, conquest and renown. II ) CHINESE MARKET ANALYZIS There are many factors in the macro-environment that will affect the decisions of the managers of any organization which want to develop their company in a new country. Tax changes, new laws, trade barriers, demographic change and government policy changes are all examples of macro change. To help analyze these factors managers can categorize them using the PESTEL model. a ) Political and legal factors (PESTEL) China's government

would mean to lose the capacity for Britain to freely decide its own policies through its own institutions. The parliamentary sovereignty lays in the UK at the heart of the Union of the country’s four nations under one crown. The UK has another idea of laws and politics than Europe has. As the British Empire fell it was a very big choc and the UK felt a “need” to rule other countries. 1.1. A first step towards Europe The first step to a United Europe was made by Winston Churchill. As the leader

virtually no rights or privileges. Indeed, Vietnamese citizens in general enjoyed few rights. Law and society afforded women scant protection in the workplace and the home. In fact, throughout the colonial period, the French continued to recognize laws regulating the status of concubines and polygamy. In 1943, approximately 95 percent of the population and 98 percent of women could neither read nor write. Moreover, traditional Vietnamese society—which might be characterized as patriarchal, authoritarian

the world ones again. Place/time South Africa, late 70's. Background A white minority of the population is ruling South Africa. The voteless black majority of South Africa is being suppressed terribly by the government, because of the race laws, which very conveniently assure the whites of a good wealthy living in South Africa. Many blacks see the injustice being made against their brothers and sisters and cry out for equality. But the youth see their fathers and brothers being killed in

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to be a West African project, meant to address the needs of the people of the region Wapco is not registered in any of the participating West African countries. It is registered in Bermuda notorious for being a tax haven with strict secrecy banking laws often enabling corrupt money from drug cartels, terrorist and treasury looters to be stashed and rerouted into the international financial system as clean money. WAPco would therefore operate as an offshore company with major fiscal, environmental

trade.2 1.1 Problem of Investigation In a time where there are discussions about regulating trade with countries that have poor labour conditions, it is important to investigate the potential of such regulations. Different interest groups, as mentioned above, believe that social dumping is a serious problem. They argue that trade with countries with access to cheap labour and poor working environment will result in lower wages and worse labour conditions in the West. In international economic 1

 secrecy   Confidentiality   about   financial   operations   is   common   implied   everywhere,   but   in   tax   havens   it   is   a   very   special   matter   specified   by   the   laws.   Indeed,   their   financial   institutions   cannot   reveal   their   clients’   origin,   nature   or   name   to   their   own   governments.   This   characteristic   obviously   attracts

Supermarket and discount store openings. 3. Growth of c-store/forecourt store business. Promodès integration has not bee seamless. Threats 1. Heavy price competition – especially from German discounters. Not much scope for acquisitions. Planning laws are restrictive. Rivals joining forces. Wal-Mart evaluating entry into France. 2. 3. 4. 5. Analysis By Country: Greece Carrefour’s status: Main competitors(s): Strengths Leader Delhaize, Sklavenitis, Veropoulos Weaknesses 1. Number