An analysis of the Omega Spielhallen v Bonn case Omega Spielhallen v Bonn was a case which was presented before the European Court of Justice (ECJ) and which involved a German firm and German authorities. This case constitutes a good illustration of how European law works and of the interaction between State Courts and European institutions. Also, it was a case of prime importance for Human Rights in the Community since the ECJ ruled that fundamental human rights, whether they arise from the Constitutions
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Facebook Share with LinkedIn Search 150 million articles from 12,000 publications Social Sciences > Economics Essays on monetary policy and currency unions: The case of the East African Community ProQuest Dissertations and Theses, 2011 Dissertation Author: John M. M Ssozi Abstract: Efficient conduct of monetary policy in a currency union demands that partner states have similar business cycles, inflation convergence and strong economic ties. The first essay investigates inflation convergence
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The European Union, officially implemented in 1999, created history as the first political and economic integration of its kind. However, in recent news, this union has been undergoing a series of severe economic crisis among member countries. The following paper will look to analyze this issue by examining its main causes, the reasons behind their severe suffering when compared to United States, European nationalism, and the future of international businesses in the case of a Eurozone collapse.
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take advantage of cheap labour, high level of technical competence, and excellent infrastructure in these three nations. The Central Eastern European countries are part of the expanding Europe and the countries that fall within this area have opened up many opportunities for multi-national Firms. Many of these countries have recently joined the European Union and NATO have made formidable alliance and agreements that boost their investment opportunity value. History: Poland is a large country with
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Name: Course: Institution: Instructor: Date: The European sovereign debt crisis Introduction At the beginning of 2010, its emerged that the sovereign debt crisis would drastically spread through the entire European Union since Portugal, Greece, Spain, Italy and Ireland, which are jointly known as the PIIGS were in facing the significant increase in their deficit as well as public debt. The events about the crisis were closely tied to Greece since there were doubts about its ability to offset the
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company strategy devised in the 1980’s to convert some banana fields to other crops, Chiquita did not adhere to that policy and invested in more banana fields in 1991. Instead it should also have bolstered its presence in European markets by acquiring controlling stake in European suppliers and gaining control of traditional suppliers in EU or by partnerships with ACP region producers. 2. Lack of Market Diversification As mentioned, EU accounted for close to 40% of Chiquita’s sales. This meant
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EXAMPLE 1 International litigation is often difficult to seize because of different procedures used by States and principles laying down procedures. These principles are related to the judicial conceptions that States have adopted. This point will be adressed latter in this introduction. On the other hand, International Convention, in a general or a specific view in relation to civil and commercial matter are enacted by States in order to uniform and harmonize body of rules applicable to international
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EU insurance and occupational pension authority is a regulatory institution that was founded in jan 2011 with headquartier in Frankfurt am Mein. EIOPA replaced committee of European insurance and occupational pensions supervisors. During the fin crisis in 2007-8 the parliament called for a move towards more integrated EU supervision in case to be ensured a real level playing field for all actors at the range of the EU and to reflect the growth of fin.markets in the EU. As the result, the frameworks
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in implementing a business plan. Greece s’ Debt Greece’s Debt problems consist of a variety of mistakes and issues including profligate spending, corruption, overpaid positions, tax evasion, and large pensions, etc. One rule when joining the European Union (EU) is an understanding each country is to keep the country’s budget deficit within 3% of GDP. Later, after Greece joined the EU its budget deficit was actually around 13% (Lemco, 2010). Greece tried to handle its debt issues until the EU decided
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Country Study Estonia Group 3 Executive summary Table of Contents Executive summary 2 Problem definition 4 Methodology 4 Research & Findings 5 DESTEP 5 Qualitative characteristics 6 The role of the trade unions 6 Financial system 6 Regulations influencing international trade 7 Taxation 7 The role of the government 8 Corruption 8 Quantitative characteristics 9 BOP (Balance of Payment) 9 Inflation Rate 9 Gross Domestic Product 10 Economic sectors
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