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11th text commentary- Euskeldun Batzokijaren Estatutuak
This document is a first level text, being the target reader any citizen. It is not known exactly which the author is, but it is quite sure that it was Sabino Arana or someone next to him. It is about the statutes for the creation of the first Batzoki in Bilbao. It was published in 1894 (a year earlier than the party PNV was created). We can say it has a political content.
At that time, there was a Restoration period in Spain. The system was
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1. Relevant market: * How can a company evaluate the potential of a market – seen from the view of offering company? – Number of demanders. – Maximum sales potential (turnover) in the market. – Number of competitors. – Who are the Main-competitors & how big are their market shares. – How do the competitors and customers respond to the changes of my marketing instruments? – Do you expect consequences of anti-competition laws? * Identify relevant market: – Spatial: how far can and will you
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6 Choose the correct or most appropriate future forms to complete the sentences: 1) He looks very pale and confused. He is going to fait Choose the correct or most appropriate future forms to complete the sentences 2) Somebody is at the door. I ‘ll check who it is. 3) I’ll never pass the exam.’ ‘Don’t worry, I will help you prepare it.’ 4) I will be meeting John’s parents for the first time tomorrow. 5) We are leaving at 9 tomorrow, because the train at 9.45. 6) By the end of the month I will
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Notes From Underground, Fyodor Dostoevsky
Plot Summary
Notes from the Underground is a self-portrait of a man who calls himself an “antihero.” He is never named but writes in first person his views on several issues ranging from free will to man’s ability to make intelligent decisions. He then turns to some events in his own life. Fyodor Dostoevsky makes a note at the beginning of the book that the notes and the writer are fictional. He does, however, note that such a person must exist because the
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1.5 Protection vs. Integration
Protectionism: The protection objective is to keep alive domestic production and to increase import prices. For this purpose, it uses different instruments:
Tariffs: taxes on imported goods to protect the domestic industry. An external tariff is a ‘tax’ on foreign products introduced in the domestic market. The effect is that its price is higher and it its more difficult to compete with domestic products.Quotas on imports: is a limitation of the quantity of foreign
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Notion of economic concentration The LDC has dealt with the control of economic concentrations. The provision thus refers to any “stable change of control of the whole or part of one or more companies” as a result of a series of operations: merger, acquisition of control of the whole or part of another company,. Article 8 LDC delimits the scope of application of the Law to concentrations on the basis that one of the two following circumstances is present:
● That as a consequence of the concentration