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franc. In 1987, the bank adopts the designation “Bank Al-Maghrib” in all languages and opens «Dar As-Sikkah», an industrial unit printing banknotes and minting coins. In 1993, Bank Al-Maghrib confirms its role as the bank of banks with reinforced power in regulating and monitoring credit institutions activity. In 2006, the new Statutes of Bank Al-Maghrib and the new Banking Act confer further independence on the bank in the conduct of monetary policy and banking supervision. This independence implies

taux de change anticipé ------------------------------------------------- POURQUOI ET COMMENT L’INFLATION INFLUENCE LE NIVEAU DES COURS DE CHANGE ? ------------------------------------------------- La parité du pouvoir d’achat ou « Purchasing Power Parity » Avec la « parité des taux d’intérêt », la parité des pouvoirs d’achat (PPA) est l’une des relations les plus utilisées en finance internationale et constitue souvent une hypothèse de base de nombreuses théories sur les taux de change. On

correction de 10 l'inflation . – Les comparaisons internationales exigent une stabilité de la valeur externe de l’étalon monétaire Correction des taux de change par la méthode des parités de pouvoir d'achat, dite des PPA (PPP : Purchasing Power Parity). Une mesure insatisfaisante du niveau de vie d’une population Une croissance économique, même importante, peut ne pas profiter à l’essentiel de la population pour deux raisons : – La nature des productions. Quelle est la répartition

the future members does not reach 40% of the average of the current Member States (with a purchasing power parity). This situation can be compare with the accession of Spain and of Portugal in 1986, which had increases the population of the UE by 16%. The two countries presented an average GDP per capita from approximately 70% of the average of the Member States then existing (with a purchasing power parity). The GDP size of all new countries in comparison to the EU-15 GDP is lower than that of

The future is not ahead of us. It has already happened. Unfortunately, it is unequally distributed among companies, industries and nations. Marketing in the 21th century How Business and Marketing are Changing • Substantial increase in buying power • A greater variety of goods and services • A greater amount of information about practically anything • A greater ease in interacting and placing and receiving orders • An ability to compare ratings/opinions on products and services • Companies can

a bonus or suffer from a penalty if your car pollutes more than the average.    B‐ Economical Environment    Because of the financial crisis, car demand in general has strongly decreased. This phenomenon  can be explained by the decrease in the purchasing power and also by the increase in the price of oil. So,  consumers buy more often small vehicles, cheaper and less consuming.    On  the  other  hand,  the  sales  of  low  cost  cars  (Dacia,  Logan)  are  increasing.  Consequently,  producers of

✓ But exchange rates change everyday and can vary by a lot over time so such movements distort comparisons 3 International comparisons continued: If I want to compare individual people’s welfare even with GDP in $ and adjusted for purchasing power parity don’t have valid basis of comparison. - Need to adjust for size of population (per head or per capita) otherwise can be misled. - Example: in India, there are about 51 million colour TV and in Australia only about 7 million but

than in a geographical way. The UK is a political term which includes England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. All of these countries are represented in Parliament in London. Today, Scotland and Wales have their own local parliaments, with power to make decisions about their countries. The UK including the channel Island but without the Isle of Mann, is a member of Europea Union. The Isle of Mann maintains free-trade agreements with the Europea Union, but is not a member. Everybody from

Internet : www.oecd.org/bookshop • • Des données et des informations complémentaires sur les PPA peuvent aussi être obtenues gratuitement à l’adresse www.oecd.org/std/ppp. Pour plus d’informations • • • R. Dornbusch (1987), « Purchasing Power Parity », dans Eatwell et al. (dir. pub.), The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics. OCDE (2001), « La nouvelle économie : mythe ou réalité ? », Paris. D. Pilat et P. Schreyer (2002), « Mesurer la productivité », Revue économique de l’OCDE n°

b. Fair trade and organic products III) FAIR TRADE IN BRAZIL 1. History Brazil is now the most important economy in Latin America. In 2009 it was the 8th biggest economy of the world regarding its GDP and the 9th for the Purchasing Power parity. Nevertheless, this positive economic situation hides one of the most unequal country of world regarding income & wealth distribution. When we look at the wealth distribution we observe a huge geographical gap between the north and the