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-inventory, like raw materials used in production -prepaid accounts, when the company has paid in advance - short-term investment, like stocks and bonds that can be liquidated fairly quickly Companies hold current assets for a variety of reasons. It can be the cash used running the business. It can also be because a customer has bought on credit or because the company had to pay for something in advance. Another reason is that a company needs inventory to produce, like raw materials or spare

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bactericidal efficiency îs reached in a short period of time with iron starting levels as low as 5-10 mg.L - 1 . Comparative coagulation jar-tests were carried out on raw wastewater and on secondary effluent using FeCI 3 .6 H 2 0 , A1 2 {S04) 3 .18 H 2 0 and K 2 (Fe 0 > 5 4 ^ 0 M )Q 4 . Total suspended sohds (TSS) removal on the raw wastewater was better with AJ(III) and Fe(III) than with sulfatoferrate. On the secondary effluent, 40% removal was achieved with sulfatoferrate as well as with Fe(III)

economy (1885-1960) * Mostly agricultural production (raw materials) to suit Europe’s needs; captive economies under Europe * Immediate post-colonial economy * French colonies chose to remain close to France (although some broke away and joined the Soviets during the Cold War) * Angola: UNITA (capitalist) VS MPLA (socialist) Civil War * African economy was still linked to Europe as it still produced raw materials * Internal economic crisis (1973-1980’s)

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than price INCREASE IN SUPPLY OF A GOOD 1. Cheaper raw materials (more profitable) 2. More efficient production 3. Better productivity 4. New technology DECREASE IN SUPPLY OF A GOOD 1. More expensive raw materials (less profitable) 2. Less efficient production 3. Poor productivity 4. Poor weather / harvest SUPPLY INCREASE ON A DIAGRAM [pic] In the example above producer(s) have increased their supply of a good. It may be because raw materials are cheaper and they believe that they can

process, and in each department of the company. First, for the product and the design, the company is always looking for the best efficiency. During the choice of the raw materials, IKEA try to find quality materials for the surface parts, those which are visible and external. The less visible parts are made with less quality raw materials, in order to save money. The company is also trying to make the suppliers compete each other, by reducing the costs as much as they can. The same kind of strategy

rapidly since few years but also their power buying. Second, Russia has a lot of natural resources at its disposal. It is very interesting for Renault if it wants to increase its market shares there. Indeed, Renault will not have to import some raw materials indispensable to build a car. Then, the abundant oil at a low price (less than 50$ the barrel) will also maintain the demand of car. Third, we saw that RENAULT has to adapt his self to the trends of the Russian people like the average time

bacteria in Moroccan soft white cheese (jben). FEMS Microbiology Letters. 251: 267–271. Ouadghiri, M., Vancanneyt, M., Vandamme, P., Naser, S., Gevers, G., Lefebvre, K., Swings, J. and Amar, M. (2009). Identification of lactic acid bacteria in Moroccan raw milk and traditionally fermented skimmed milk ‗lben‘. Journal of Applied Microbiology. 106 : 486– 495 Communications affichées: - Ouadghiri, M., Abitiu, N. And Amar, M. Quatrième salon de l‘innovation, de la recherche et développement et de la technologie

voucher sample (A0299) is deposited in the Department of Pharmacognosy, Medical University, Warsaw (Poland). 2.2. Extraction T. vulgaris, dried at 35 °C and powdered gave liquid extract (0.5:1) according to DAB X [22] and dry extract (from 6 parts of raw material 1 part of extract was obtained) according to FP VI monography [23]. 2.3. Preparation of standard solutions A stock solution of luteolin (0.06 mg/ml) obtained from Carl Roth GmbH & Co. was prepared by dissolving 1.5 mg luteolin in MeOH and making