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for products and services by individuals for their own or family use. Goods bought in consumer market can be categorized in several ways : 1) fast moving consumer goods (FMCGs) : these are high volume, low unit value, fast repurchase (ex : ready made meals, baked beans, newspapers…) 2) consumer durables : these have low volume but high unit value. Consumer goods are further divided into : a) white goods e.g. fridge-freezers, cookers, dishwashers, microwaves. b) Brown goods :

growth. Germination, Vegetative growth and Flowering. It is towards the last days of flowering that you should begin your harvest. If the seed-bank says, Skunk#1 Flowering time: 7-9 weeks then you should be able to know roughly when your plant will be ready for harvest (in this case it will 7 - 9 weeks from the time your plant starts to flower). Some plants have shorter flowering times and others have longer. This is a guide to help you understand how long it will take, after vegetative growth is complete

reaches a minimum inventory level a special card with all important product information will be transmitted to the dispatcher by an employee responsible for the stocks. To save carriage costs, however, the dispatcher orders only, as soon as 3 orders are ready. The minimum inventory level was calculated so that the transport time can be bridged + 20% of the transport time. Those 20% should cover the possibility of some troubles in delivery. In addition, a seasonal multiplier multiplies the order amount.

Settlements in Basel. The twelve person Secretariat is mainly staffed by professional supervisors on temporary secondment from member institutions. In addition to undertaking the secretarial work for the Committee and its many expert subcommittees, it stands ready to give advice to supervisory authorities in all countries. TABLE 1.1. About Basle Committee (from http ://www.bis.org) INTRODUCTION A LA GESTION DES RISQUES 8 1.4 L’´volution de la r´glementation e e La r´glementation prudentielle a consid´rablement

carriére (perseptive travail) -careful : soigné, prudent -careless : négligent -(to) carousse : faire la fete -carpet : tapis -carrot : carrote -(to) carry : porter, emporter, transporter -case : cas, affaire, valise, caisse selon selon contexte) -cash : argent liquide -cast : acteur, distribution, (dans sens le de jouer, changer) -castle : chateau -cat : chat -category : categorie -(to) cause : cause, raison (to cause : causer, occasioner) -(to) cease : cesser -ceiling : plafond -(to) celebrate

aux marques de prestige. Par ailleurs, les spiritueux tirent bénéfice de la vogue actuelle des cocktails. Des lancements comme celui d’Hennessy Purewhite dans le monde de la nuit ont permis d’attirer de jeunes adultes vers le cognac. Enfin, les « ready-to-drink » font une percée remarquable sur le marché, en particulier auprès des jeunes : Bacardi l’a bien compris et son lancement de Bacardi-Cola (rhum-coca en canette) est un succès. 1.4 L’environnement technologique Le rôle du progrès technologique

products or services by individuals for their own or family use. Goods bought in consumer markets can be categorized in several ways. 1. Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCGs) These have high volume, low unit value, fast repurchase. (Examples include: ready made meals, baked beans, newspapers) 2. Consumer durables These have low volume but high unit value. Consumer goods are further divided into: a) White goods: e.g. fridge-freezers, cookers, dishwashers, microwaves… b) Brown

Evaluation must be perceived as objective, rigorous and impartial. Credibility rests on the professional quality of evaluators and the rigor of methods • Transparency:Credibility and usefulness will also depend on the transparency of the evaluation – the ready availability of findings to all stakeholders D. Bounie, Polytech'Lille – IAAL, L‘usine agro-alimentaire Page 99 Évaluation d’un projet 4a. Différentes étapes d’une évaluation Différentes étapes d’une évaluation 1. 2. Définition du contenu de l’évaluation

Kuwaiti, Chinese and Russian funds. Most of their investments involve the financial sector. But fear that China or some other oil-monarchy, Russia or a rogue state might one day use these to take control over strategic assets, if not for “conquering” the cash of another country, worries Western elites. China’s entry in Blackstone has alarmed Washington. And the German government is preparing an anti-sovereign fund shield that will allow the country to block anyone buying more than 25% of the capital of

different. In particular, the UK devotes a disproportionate amount of its investment to means-tested cash transfers and far less on the universal services. When we compare this composition in spend to our index of social problems (Table 1), cash transfers seem to be far less effective in terms of maximising UK returns on its investment. For example, when we looked at child poverty rates, we found the cash benefit transfer seems to have a much larger effect on child poverty rates in the Scandinavian countries