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the French and Spanish negotiator? 8 A. The profile of the French negotiator 8 B. The profile of the Spanish negotiator 9 V. Comment on this quote « negotiation styles, strategies and tactics are shaped by culture. This affects how agreements are reached, the way trust is built and tolerance to conflict.” 10 VI. How important is it for a negotiating team in Joint Ventures/Alliances to be made of “culturally aware” managers who are trained to work in multicultural teams 13

populaire(s) locale(s). C China Road Transportation Co. C China Shipping Group. FMC Comité maritime fédéral FCR Forwarder’s Cargo Receipt C Combined Transport Bill of Lading. G General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. I Investissements directs étrangers. M Municipalité(s) relevant directement de l’autorité centrale. N Négociations Commerciales Multilatérales. NVOCC Non-Vessel Owning Common Carrier

  Conclusion…………………………………………..…………………………………………..………………..…………46   Exhibits   • Number  of  offshore  entities  in  tax  havens………………………………………………………..48   • Tax  Information  Exchange  Agreements:  list  of  bilateral  agreements  signed  by   individual  jurisdiction  (February  2nd  2010)………………………………………………………..50   Glossary…………………………………………..…………………………………………………………………………..53   Bibliography…………………………………………..……………………………………………………………………

the European Union and of the Euro zone. In the heart of an economically very developed zone, its economy benefited from the implementation of the European common market. The intervention of the State in the economy is traditionally important. The level of public spending and thus taxation is among the highest in the world. From 1986, the State privatized a large number of public companies but its influence on the economy remains strong. The economy of France is a mixed economy which is the sixth

purchasing  Economize total purchases over the world  E.g. Motorola-65 different agreements globally with same one supplier for the same software license Interacting in relationships   Interdependencies between buyers and suppliers Business relationship – marriage analogy  Both can’t be directed by one participant alone    Both gain advantage Both know this can be done with agreement/acceptance Complex mixture of cooperation, conflict, selfishness, selflessness, mutual

to learn in excellent conditions. The elaboration of this report has for main source the various learning points get by the daily practice of tasks to which I was allocated. Finally, the numerous conversations with the employees of the various services of the company allowed me to give coherence to this report I/THE SETTING OF THE INTERNSHIP A. GENERAL DESCRIPTION The School, founded in 1816, is one of the most prestigious engineering schools in France, ranked in the top 10 graduate school

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the competition seems to be the essence of the economic system: it is essential for the proper functioning of capitalism, the source of its dynamism. Indeed, competition is competition between market providers or claimants for the same goods or services. That is what will bring the pricing in the market, and the search for profitability and business efficiency. -Capitalism is the economic system based on private ownership of means of production and the free individual initiative, it is stimulated

desirable outsourcing contract and there solution will be highlight. In a final part this essay will discuss about the future of outsourcing industry. The word outsourcing could be explain as the contractual association with a specialised outside service provider for work usually done in-house. Outsourcing could also be defined as the utilisation of external agents to achieve one or more organisational activities (Jacques, V, 2006). According to Bromage, (2000), ‘Outsourcing is one of the most important

partnership because a partnership is not a taxable entity: it is a pass-through entity. The income is not taxed at the level of the partnerships. The partner will pay tax on that income. The partnership has to file a tax return (return = declaration of income) but only for information purpose (to inform the Internal Revenue Service). All they have to show to the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) is how much income the partnership earned and how it is divided between the partners. Any loses of the partnership