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    Eu Kommision

    Projekt Monetäre Finanzinstitut Russ Anna Alina & Elisabeta Moise Gr 322 Ein monetarisches Finanzinstitut ist ein Finanzinstitut, das Einlagen entgegennimmt, die nach der statistischen Abgrenzung der Europäischen Zentralbank zur Geldmenge zählen, und das Kredite gewährt und/oder in Wertpapiere investiert. Dazu gehören: 1. Banken (einschließlich Bausparkassen),  2. Zentralnotenbanken des Eurosystems d.h. Unternehmen, deren wirtschaftliche Tätigkeit darin besteht, Einlagen und andere

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    Economic Survey

    India to take this responsibility seriously. This chapter, a new addition to the Economic Survey, is a recognition of this fact. It examines the state of the global economy and India’s position therein. It analyses the current global slowdown and eurozone crisis, what this means for India and the policy challenges that these international matters give rise to on domestic soil. The

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    Portugal, Exchanges Rates and Labour Force

    substantially low compared to those of Italy, Germany or US Here we can see the disparity between countries in the eurozone after ten years of common currency. Portugal ppp is about 80% of the average in the EU27, the 10th lowest in the EU. Labour Force Labor force size has remained stable at around 5.5 million – 5.6 million since 2000. The US financial crisis and the Eurozone sovereign crisis have deteriorated the unemployment situation in Portugal. The unemployment rate has increased four

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    Passengers in Air, Supply and Demand Analysis

    transportation. Because of these unique factors, the nature of air transportation flows differs among the economics. In this paper, I would like to analyze what are the main factors of demand and supply that have an impact on air transportation market in Eurozone area. Like any other business, the airline industry is impacted by changes in its external environment. Prices have a strong impact on demand of airline industry. As I can observe on the graph, the inflation for traveling by airplanes is falling

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    Pest

    PESTLE Analysis of China 2012: Lucintel Forecasts Robust Growth for Chinese Economy despite Eurozone Crisis PESTLE Analysis of China 2012: Lucintel Forecasts Robust Growth for Chinese Economy despite Eurozone Crisis Irving, TX (PRWEB) June 21, 2012 -- China’s economy has experienced a strong annual GDP growth rate of 10% during the last five years. It is expected to continue its growth momentum and surpass the US in GDP by 2020. A high rate of savings, abundant and increasingly skilled labor, healthy

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    Intermediate

    Intermediate Macroeconomics Spring 2015 No aids allowed and choose 4 out of 6 questions to answer in the bluebook Study topics: 1. Time horizons in macroeconomics (short-run vs. long-run) 2. Why are prices sticky in the short-run 3. AD curve 4. Short-run AS curve 5. Long-run AS curve 6. Short-run to long-run adjustments in the AD-AS framework (through prices) 7. Economic shocks 8. The goods market and the IS curve (Keynesian cross, equilibrium equation, derivation

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    The Velvet Divorce: an Economic Analysis of Cause and Effect

    The Velvet Divorce: An Economic Analysis of Cause and Effect In light of EU enlargement and discussion of the Eurozone, Czechoslovakia has emerged as a role model for comparison. The two central European countries of the Czech Republic and Slovakia present an interesting case study on the optimum currency area and on political unification. Despite economic, social and demographical convergence as well as an overwhelming majority opinion in favor of unification, the two countries split less

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    Spanish Financial Crisis

    the introduction of the Euro into the euro zone. Because the government did not keep a close enough watch on the cajas and banks, they were able to make delinquent loans to people who clearly weren’t suited to pay them back. We can also blame the Eurozone and the introduction

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    International Finance

    1. What is net foreign wealth and what is its relationship to the current account? Suppose that a country starts with $10B in net foreign wealth and its exports and imports in the following three years are $2B and $4B, $1B and $5B, and $2B and $6B, respectively. What is the country's net foreign wealth after three years? Should the country's government worry about this trend? What could it do about it? Does your answer depend on the exchange rate regime? Explain. - Net foreign wealth is defined

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    Marketwatch 101

    This week’s content: Macro Strategy – page 3 World Markets – page 9 Cautious optimism for 2013 By Swasti Gupta, Analyst, BSc Economics Eurozone – page 5 Currency wars: Is it me or is it getting hot in here? By Eliott Anderson, Co-Editor, BSc Management China – page 13 The EU: In or Out? By Christopher Viggor, Analyst, MSc Economics Eurozone – page 7 Take-off instead of hard landing? By Wodzik Kicinski, Analyst, BSc Economics Japan – page 15 Italy – is politics enough? By

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