- Don't break the china
Imagine a world dominated, commercially as well as militarily, by a single nation. This nation looks nervously over its shoulders at a country across the waters whose industries are fast becoming competitive and whose military is getting stronger. Its policy makers face the dilemma of whether they should welcome the ......
- Don't Break the China.
Imagine a world dominated, commercially as well as militarily, by a single nation. This nation looks nervously over its shoulders at a country across the waters whose industries are fast becoming competitive and whose military is getting stronger. Its policy makers face the dilemma of whether they should welcome the ......
- An analysis of EU growth trends, with a particular focus on Germany, France, Italy and the UK.
Since the mid-1990s the growth performance of the Euro Area as a whole, despite some good individual country performances, has failed to keep pace with developments elsewhere in the EU (including the UK) and also in the US. This is especially the case for a number of the larger Euro ......
- European Softwood Conference.
Current market conditions and near-term outlooks were the topic of the 41st Annual European Softwood Conference held recently in Valencia, Spain. Overall, Europe's total softwood imports were up 2 percent to 28.67 [m.sup.3] (12.15 million board ft.) in 1998. Importers represented include Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, United ......
- Italian mills spin a good yarn--of U.S.
pima.
Italy is one of Europe's largest, most developed and affluent countries, with per capita retail spending greater than France, Germany or the United Kingdom. Italy also imports more U.S. upland and Pima cotton than any other European nation ($20.9 million in 2002). This combination of strong export and retail markets ......
- Significant rise for sales of printing ink in western
Europe.
Demand for printing ink in western Europe has been at a high level and showed a considerable increase over the past couple of years. The trends were markedly higher in the UK and Germany, while sales in France and Italy were also on an upward trend. John Aczel analyses the ......
- The oil price and world balances.
World Growth World growth accelerated to its fastest pace in 28 years in 2004, reaching 5.1 per cent. Global growth well above trend reflected strong domestic demand in the US, France, the UK, Canada and Spain, as well as oil exporting nations such as Russia, Mexico and Opec members. Japan ......