Traduction de «economics and business » (Français → Anglais) :

TERMINOLOGIE

réseau européen de business angels
European Business Angel Network | The European Trade Association for Business Angels, Seed Funds, and other Early Stage Market Players | EBAN [Abbr.]

initiative relative aux PME ( Small Business Act ) | Un «Small Business Act» pour l'Europe | SBA [Abbr.]
Small Business Act | Small Business Act for Europe | SBA [Abbr.]

commerce électronique interentreprises (1) | transactions entreprise à entreprise en ligne (2) | commerce électronique entre entreprises (3) | affaires inter-entreprises (4) | commerce numérique des entreprises (5) | business to business (6) [ CEEE | B2B | B to B ]
business to business electronic commerce (1) | business to business (2) [ B2B | B to B ]

Bloc bulgare des Affaires | Business Bloc | Business Blok
Bulgarian Business Bloc | Bulgarian Business Block | BBB [Abbr.]

directeur affaires électroniques | directrice e-business | responsable de l'e-business | responsable du commerce électronique
e-commerce development manager | e-commerce manager | eBusiness manager | eBusiness managers

Economic Abstracts: Key to economic science
Economic Abstracts: Key to economic science [ Economic Abstracts ]

entreprise | affaire | business | société
business | company | enterprise | firm | undertaking | concern

affaires | business
business

élaborer des business plans | élaborer des plans d’entreprise
develop business plan | generate business plans | develop business plans | developing business plans

présenter un business plan aux collaborateurs | présenter un plan d’entreprise aux collaborateurs
impart business plan to collaborators | impart business plans to collaborator | impart business plans to collaborators | imparting business plans to collaborators

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Selon une étude menée par le Centre for Economics and Business Research, la contrefaçon et le piratage pourraient représenter 8 milliards d'euros de pertes annuelles pour le PIB de l'UE[39]. La contrefaçon génère aussi d'importants profits pour les groupes criminels organisés et fausse le marché intérieur en encourageant les pratiques illicites dans les entreprises[40].
A study carried out by the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) stresses that losses caused by counterfeiting and piracy could reduce EU GDP by EUR 8 billion annually.[39] Counterfeiting also generates large profits for organised crime groups and distorts the internal market by encouraging illicit practices within businesses.[40]

[5] CEBR, The Impact of Counterfeiting on four main sectors in the European Union, Centre for Economic and Business Research, Londres, 2000.
[5] CEBR, The impact of counterfeiting on four main sectors in the European Union, Centre for Economic and Business Research, London, 2000.

Parmi les études réalisées, on peut citer les suivantes : The Economic Impacts of the Member Carriers of the National Airlines Council of Canada, rédigée par la Schulich School of Business; The Implications of Competition in Canada's Northern Air Transportation System, par InterVISTAS Consulting; Canada's Not-So Friendly Skies, par le Frontier Centre for Public Policy; High Arctic Transportation Cost Study, par LPS Avia Consulting; The Economic Benefits from Air Transport in Canada, par Oxford Economics; et enfin Why air Transport is a Critical Asset for Canada, par l'IATA.
Specific studies include the following: The Economic Impacts of the Member Carriers of the National Airlines Council of Canada, by the Schulich School of Business; The Implications of Competition in Canada's Northern Air Transportation System, by InterVISTAS Consulting; Canada's Not-So Friendly Skies, by the Frontier Centre for Public Policy; High Arctic Transportation Cost Study, by LPS Avia Consulting; The Economic Benefits from Air Transport in Canada, by Oxford Economics; and Why Air Transport is a Critical Asset for Canada, by IATA.

[39] Centre for Economic and Business Research, The Impact of Counterfeiting on four main sectors in the European Union , Londres, 2000.
[39] CEBR (2000), The Impact of Counterfeiting on four main sectors in the European Union, Centre for Economic and Business Research, London.

[5] «Business communications, economic growth and the competitive challenge», WIK, 2012.
[5] Business communications, economic growth and the competitive challenge, WIK, 2012.

Une étude récente de la Global Economic and Business Roundtable au Canada estime que la dépression à elle seule coûte à l'économie canadienne 33 milliards de dollars par an.
This includes an estimated $6 billion in short-term disability due to time away from work and other normal duties. A recent study by the global economic and business round table in Canada estimated that depression alone costs the Canadian economy $33 billion a year.

Le prêt en faveur de l'enseignement supérieur est en outre destiné à soutenir 12 établissements régionaux (y compris l'Université de Laponie) ainsi que plusieurs établissements de la région d'Helsinki, notamment l'Institut universitaire de technologie de la ville et sa School of Economics and Business Administration.
By the same token the Higher Education loan will support 12 regional institutions (including the University of Lapland) as well as a number of institutions in the Helsinki area such as the Helsinki University of Technology and the Helsinki School of Economics and Business Administration.

MURE Database Simulation 2000, SOS Italy; Economic Evaluation of Sectoral Emissions Reduction Objectives for climate change, Blok and Joosen, ECOFYS, Utrecht, 2000; Energy Efficiency Indicators, ODYSSEE, ADEME, Paris, 2004; Powering Profits: How Companies turn energy efficiency into shareholder value, Green Business Letter, April 2005; Improving energy efficiency by 5% and more per year, K. BloK, to be published in Journal of Industrial Ecology; The Potential for more efficient electricity use in Italy, F. Krause:,The Energy Efficiency Challenge, WWF, 2005; World Energy Assessment 2000 and 2004 update, UNDP Website; European Council for an energy efficient economy, Proceedings 2005 Summer study: Energy savings, What works and who delivers? , www.eceee.org
MURE Database Simulation 2000, SOS Italy; Economic Evaluation of Sectoral Emissions Reduction Objectives for climate change, Blok and Joosen, ECOFYS, Utrecht, 2000; Energy Efficiency Indicators, ODYSSEE, ADEME, Paris, 2004; Powering Profits: How Companies turn energy efficiency into shareholder value, Green Business Letter, April 2005; Improving energy efficiency by 5% and more per year, K. Blok, to be published in Journal of Industrial Ecology; The Potential for more efficient electricity use in Italy, F. Krause; The Energy Efficiency Challenge, WWF, 2005; World Energy Assessment 2000 and 2004 update, UNDP Website; European Council for an energy efficient economy, Proceedings 2005 Summer study: Energy savings, What works and who delivers?, www.eceee.org

D'après un rapport intitulé «The Unheralded Business Crisis in Canada, Depression at Work» publié l'an dernier par la Business and Economic Round Table on Mental Health, les coûts économiques de la santé mentale, dans le Canada d'aujourd'hui, correspondent à 14 p. 100 des bénéfices nets d'exploitation au Canada.
According to a report entitled " The Unheralded Business Crisis in Canada: Depression at Work" published last year by the Business and Economic Round Table on Mental Health, the economic costs of mental illness in Canada today are equivalent to 14 per cent of Canada's net operating profits.