We Are the World

          BUSINESS  SOLUTIONS  FOR  GLOBAL   CHALLENGES   SM  80.9026     INDIVIDUAL  ASSIGNMENT:  ACHIEVING  A  BETTER  ECONOMIC   AND  SOCIAL  DEVELOPMENT  –  THE  ROLE  OF  THE  PRIVATE   SECTOR       Professor:  Richard  WELFORD       Romain  Baluteaud  (st110550)     Business  Solutions  for  Global  Challenges  -­‐  Individual  Assignment

Kona, champion avec charisme, une team aApproachable world class athletes deeply committed to the beauty of going fast on a bike. From World Cup cross-country courses to downtown bike paths, at Kona, the members of our 2009 Factory Team represent a true reflection of our deep racing roots and general infatuation with all things bicyccessible aux athlètes de classe mondiale et profondément attaché à la beauté d'aller vite sur un vélo. De la Coupe du monde de cross-cours dans des pays aux pistes cyclables

succincte le contenu du texteà étudier You do not need to Barter when you Have coins: the function of money 3 Définir les concepts économiques What is a just price? 4 Définir les concepts économiques The globalization of trade Business firms going global 5 Comprendre le rapport entre l’environnement et l’économie Environmental issues 6 Encourager le listening and speaking (l’écoute et le parler) Différentier les termes The internet 7 Encourager le listening and speaking (l’écoute et le parler) Confusing

current society we are thinking that everybody is always in security. But many country in the world are very tolerant with the corporal punishment. However this practice is very dangerous and traumatizing for people who undergo this chatiment. And that is why we may Wonder if these corporals punishment are very necessarry for impose the respect and the discipline ? To give an answer to this question we will use 3 parts: One about the history of the corporal punishment One about the different corporal

STARBUCKS According to Bryant Simon, there are three essential reasons for people to pay an extra for a Starbucks coffee. He says that what we drink has meaning! We make choices with money we have to show the person we are. And a coffee, even a starbucks coffee is not really too expensive or too cheap, so everyone can buy a coffee there and benefit from the brand image. The first reason is functional: “People need to serve their addictions. Starbucks wouldn’t work if it wasn’t an addictive

threats 2. Red Bull objective and strategy a. The market b. Consumers c. Positioning and differentiation d. Competition 3. Red Bull sales promotions a. Red Bull promotion on Points of sells b. The Red Bull “Buzz” c. The French launch d. STREET MARKETING IN FRANCE 4. Red Bull Communication a. TV advertising b. World Sponsoring 5. Loyalty and Acquisition politic

FIRST CHAPTER: ECONOMIC GROWTH, AN INTRODUCTION What’s the goal of economic agents? 3types of agents: households, firms and governments. For households: Higher economic growth leads to higher wages (if correctly distributed) which leads to higher consumption. So economic growth for households is a way to increase their consumption. Firms aim at doing high profits, and higher economic growth leads to higher profits. For the government, a high growth helps to reduce or cut down fiscal debt

Pure conjectures attribute the discovery of wine to a Stone Age man who would have put ripe grapes of raisins in a wooden bowl or a skin bag and might have forgotten them and let them ferment during a few days. However no one knows who was this hypothetical Stone Age man and who could have tasted fermented raisin. Scientific and verified researches set the beginning of wine 6 000 years before Christ in Mesopotamia. Wine was one of the first things the humans being discovered and it can explain its

KERNOU Farah BERTSCHE Luise Group B INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION TERM PAPER WHICH ARE THE ELEMENTS THAT CAN BE DIFFERENCIATE, MANAGEMENT BETWEEN JAPAN AND FRANCE? WS 2010/2011 HfWU Nürtingen TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction ............................................................................................................................p 3 1. Culture Specific Models ..............................................................................................p3

Contents Part I: Global Presentation of the Philippines:……………………………………………………………… 3 Economy Demography Politic Infrastructures Part II: The water market and competitive issues…………………………………………………………5 Existing systems Market size/ Demand / Growth potential Competitive Issue and ease of doing business Part III: Our strategy and recommendations………………………………………………………………….7 Product Price Distribution Communication Recommendations Sources……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………