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Tag Archives: globalisation
Pick of the Day: Globalisation isn’t just about profits. It’s about taxes too | Joseph Stiglitz | Comment is free | The Guardian
“Globalisation has made us increasingly interdependent. These international corporations are the big beneficiaries of globalisation – it is not, for instance, the average American worker and those in many other countries, who, partly under the pressure from globalisation, has seen … Continue reading
‘Made in Germany’ in times of globalisation
by Hans Pul ‘Made in Germany’ stands for quality products, for top-notch engineering. For world-class cars, machines, dish washers, etcetara. The reputation of German products as quality products is very valuable for the German economy as a whole. German companies eagerly … Continue reading
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Tagged Bellicon, EU, German quality, Germany, globalisation, Made in Germany, place of origin, place of production, product quality, production processes, Volkswagen
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De-mystifying the hype about Dubai
by Valentin Schipfer In 2007 I undertook a one-week trip to my Viennese friend Ferdinand staying in Dubai. Back then his father was the Commercial Counselor, so there was nothing to complain about accommodation, food nor transport. On the contrary … Continue reading
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Tagged construction projects, Dubai, globalisation, johann har, Place Identity, the dark side of dubai, urban planning
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