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Short-Run Dynamics of Inflation: Do Monetary and Exchange Rates Policies Matter? A VECM Analysis for Burundi Jean NDENZAKO[1] African Development Bank, Tunis, Tunisia Abstract Using the generalized impulse response analysis advocated by Pesaran and Shin (1998), this paper attempts to empirically investigate the importance of monetary factors in the dynamics of inflation in Burundi. To this end, we employ a vector error autoregression (VECM) model that incorporates as its endogenous variables:

closely by Bangladesh and Turkey. In 2005/2006, the country imported about 4200 (*) before knowing a decrease of the importation due to the financial crisis. Indeed, Chinese textile workers had to reduce their demand due to the fact that they had more difficulties to sell their clothes or made of cotton products abroad. However, in 2009, worldwide cotton demand grew up from various countries that made the prices going up. The cotton imports were from 6582 to 7329 between 2009 and 2010. USA is the

Ricardian Model of International Trade Antoine Berthou antoine.berthou@sciences-po.org Sciences Po Introduction Why do countries open to international trade ? Which countries benefit from international trade ? What is the nature of the gain ? And how do gains are shared ? Traditional theories of international trade provide some answers to these questions Models based on differences between countries 2 main models with different assumptions Ricardian model of trade (David Ricardo) : countries

between Market and Ethics? Summary Introduction I) Ethics and Market are supposed to be incompatible A) Ethics and Market are incompatible in theory and in practice, the short-term economy becomes the reference 1) In theory, incompatible (History of the Liberalism) Economic liberalism is a school of thought, born during the Enlightenment, who believes that economic freedom (free trade, free enterprise, free choice of consumption, work, etc...) Are needed in economy and that State intervention

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The Impacts of IT on Firm and Industry Structure: THE PERSONAL COMPUTER INDUSTRY Jason Dedrick Kenneth L. Kraemer he use of information technology (IT) is thought to have wideranging consequences for the organization of economic activities within firms and across firm boundaries. The adoption of IT within firms has been closely associated with organizational changes such as process restructuring and the elimination of layers of management.1 As companies have applied IT to improve their internal

SOMMAIRE I. La logistique II. La Supply chain management (SCM) III. Différences entre logistique et SCM IV. Pourquoi les démarches SCM ? V. Comment ca marche ? VI. Outils et méthodes caractéristiques des démarches Supply Chain VII. Sources I. La logistique Étymologiquement, la logistique peut se définir comme l'art du calcul logique et du raisonnement (le terme vient du grec "logistikos" qui signifie raisonnement logique). Le concept de logistique

Mastères spécialisés Mastère Spécialisé Mastères Spécialisés VISION GLOBALE DE L’ENTREPRISE & SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT Support de cours Gilles Béal perspectives@wanadoo.fr 2012 Vision globale– Gilles Béal – Reproduction et diffusion interdite 1 Mastères spécialisés CV de Gilles Béal  Ingénieur Arts & Métiers (ECAM79) + MBA (CESMA 81)  Conseil en Stratégie, Organisation et Système d’Information :  Andersen Consulting (Accenture) : Maîtrise d’œuvre  Perspectives CG : Assistance

| |Norbert Cohen | |"La réduction des coûts n’est plus le but premier de la mise en place d’une supply chain" | |Investissements sectoriels, tendances du marché, meilleures pratiques pour déployer une gestion de la chaîne logistique... le point | |avec le directeur général adjoint de la SSII.

com/locate/jom Agile manufacturing: Relation to JIT, operational performance and firm performance R. Anthony Inman a,∗ , R. Samuel Sale b , Kenneth W. Green Jr. c,1 , Dwayne Whitten d,2 a College of Business, Louisiana Tech University, Box 10318, Ruston, LA 71272, United States Department of Management and Marketing, PO Box 10025, Lamar University, Beaumont, TX 77710, United States Department of Management, Marketing, and MIS, College of Business, Southern Arkansas University, P.O. Box 9410, Magnolia