Law
6. – Companies, Professionals, Structures and Institutions of Tourism Law
6.1 BUSINESSMEN AND ENTREPRENEURS IN SPAIN
Who is a businessman?
• A “single person or entity”
• who acts on his/her own behalf,
• in an organized and professional manner
• an economic activity
Article 1: “business persons” are:
(1) Those who, having the legal capacity to engage in business, do so habitually;
(2) Business or industrial companies incorporated pursuant to this Code.
Types of businessman: Empresarios
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Army was the highest point in government from 1939 to 1945. From that moment on, progressively their importance was reduced in favour of civil servants. However, Franco always thanked the Army´s loyalty and militaries of the highest ranks were ministers, like Carrero Blanco.
Authoritarian groups supported Franco (Carlists, phalangists and catholics). Although they had different political ideologies, their common elements were opposition to democracy and territorial autonomy and defence of Spanish
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76-year-old Eric Baker slipped on a wet bathroom floor. FALLS
AREN´T THERE ANY health care assistants available? No, there AREN´T
Choose the correct answer: I’VE SEEN THE DOCTOR ALREADY
Choose the correct answer: The waiting room is ON The second floor NEXT TO the lift.
Choose the correct answer: Who does work with your doctor in the hospital?
Choose the correct answer: You treated that patient a month ago, didn’t you?
Costa del Sol Hospital is BIGGER THAN Serranía de Ronda Hospital, but it isn’
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An overview of Europe’s film industry
EU film landscape is characterised by the strong presence of Hollywood productions In 2013 US held a share of 70% of the EU market
What makes the major US powerful vertical integration (spanning from production to distribution)
To face the financing challenges facing EU film companies film-support schemes from 2009 for 2.1 billion euros (excluding tax incentives and interventions by publicly funded banks and credit institutions)
European film industry is
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EXAMS MODULE A
1.‘The ambition of creditor protection would be defeated if, once the [capital] funds had been received, the company were completely free to return them to the members, thereby adversely affecting the creditors’ overall position vis-à-vis the company.’ (Sealy and Worthington) Discuss.
Companies Act 2006 seeks to ensure that a company’s capital is maintained in the company’s possession and, therefore, gives an accurate picture of the company’s finances. The principal anxiety
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Foreign Portfolio investment: investment in businesses located outside Canada through stocks, bonds & financial instruments. It allows Canadians to spread out their investments which is less risky than investing in just one area. It also provides greater choice and Opportunity.
Importing: To bring prods/services into a country, for use by another business or for resale. The majority comes from the US
Global sourcing: The process of a company buying equipment, capital goods, raw materials, or services
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