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Сегодня в программе:
- Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане?
- Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров;
- Чипы для маркировки меховых изделий в странах ЕврАзЭС.
Официальный канал Youtube телеканала Kazakh TV.
Онлайн-трансляция Kazakh TV: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ru/category/live_now
Следи за новостями на сайте: http://kazakh-tv.kz/
Подписывайтесь на нас в соцсетях: https://twitter.com/Kazakh_TV | www.facebook.com/KazakhTV | http://vk.com/kazakhtv|
- published: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 2
Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Unlike traditional technical analysis with its single market focus, intermarket analysis studies the interplay between global macro asset classes. Better understanding these relationships can help traders determine the different stages of the investing cycle, select the best - and avoid the worst - performing sectors. In this webinar we will discuss how to use these relationships to identify the stage of the business cycle and improve your forecasting abilities.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Intermarket analysis - 00:50
Business cycles - 2:52
Fixed income vs Stocks - 5:37
Fixed income vs Commodities - 8:01
Commodities vs US dollar - 9:57
WTI & Gold vs US dollar - 12:01
Sector rotation - 13:53
How to identify cycle stage - 16:59
Deflation - 19:12
Relative Strength analysis - 20:09
Conclusion - 24:08
- published: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 17
June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers that may help with your real estate transaction.
I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor)
- published: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 31
Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration.
Proposals being drawn up in Brussels suggest the UK could get limited powers to curb EU immigration in return for paying hundreds of millions to remain part of the trade bloc.
- published: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 0
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 6
Single market
A common market is usually referred to as the first stage towards the creation of a single market. It usually is built upon a free trade area with relatively free movement of capital and of services, but not so advanced in reduction of the rest of the trade barriers.
A single market is a type of trade bloc in which most trade barriers have been removed (for goods) with some common policies on product regulation, and freedom of movement of the factors of production (capital and labour) and of enterprise and services. The goal is that the movement of capital, labour, goods, and services between the members is as easy as within them. The physical (borders), technical (standards) and fiscal (taxes) barriers among the member states are removed to the maximum extent possible. These barriers obstruct the freedom of movement of the four factors of production.
A unified market is the last stage and ultimate goal of a single market. It requires the total free movement of goods, services (including financial services), capital and people without regard to national boundaries.
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15:49"Single market" #23 (13.07.16) - Kazakh TV - ru
"Single market" #23 (13.07.16) - Kazakh TV - ru"Single market" #23 (13.07.16) - Kazakh TV - ru
Сегодня в программе: - Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане? - Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров; - Чипы для маркировки меховых изделий в странах ЕврАзЭС. Официальный канал Youtube телеканала Kazakh TV. Онлайн-трансляция Kazakh TV: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ru/category/live_now Следи за новостями на сайте: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ Подписывайтесь на нас в соцсетях: https://twitter.com/Kazakh_TV | www.facebook.com/KazakhTV | http://vk.com/kazakhtv| -
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27:58Intermarket Analysis | Profiting from Global Market Relationships
Intermarket Analysis | Profiting from Global Market RelationshipsIntermarket Analysis | Profiting from Global Market Relationships
Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Unlike traditional technical analysis with its single market focus, intermarket analysis studies the interplay between global macro asset classes. Better understanding these relationships can help traders determine the different stages of the investing cycle, select the best - and avoid the worst - performing sectors. In this webinar we will discuss how to use these relationships to identify the stage of the business cycle and improve your forecasting abilities. Table of Contents Introduction to Intermarket analysis - 00:50 Business cycles - 2:52 Fixed income vs Stocks - 5:37 Fixed income vs Commodities - 8:01 Commodities vs US dollar - 9:57 WTI & Gold vs US dollar - 12:01 Sector rotation - 13:53 How to identify cycle stage - 16:59 Deflation - 19:12 Relative Strength analysis - 20:09 Conclusion - 24:08 -
8:36TOPIC: June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes.
TOPIC: June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes.TOPIC: June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes.
June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers that may help with your real estate transaction. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor) -
1:41MPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controls
MPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controlsMPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controls
Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration. Proposals being drawn up in Brussels suggest the UK could get limited powers to curb EU immigration in return for paying hundreds of millions to remain part of the trade bloc. -
4:10Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warnsBrexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.' -
4:10Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warnsBrexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.' -
4:11Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns LeaveBritain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.' -
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Tom Gardner 6 Month Single Family Market Report
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"Single market" #23 (13.07.16) - Kazakh TV - ru
Сегодня в программе: - Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане? - Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров; - Чипы для маркировки меховых изделий в странах ЕврАзЭС. Официальный канал Youtube телеканала Kazakh TV. Онлайн-трансляция Kazakh TV: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ru/category/live_now Следи за новостями на сайте: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ Подписывайтесь на нас в соцсетях: https://twitter.com/Kazakh_TV | www.facebook.com/KazakhTV | http://vk.com/kazakhtv| -
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Intermarket Analysis | Profiting from Global Market Relationships
Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Unlike traditional technical analysis with its single market focus, intermarket analysis studies the interplay between global macro asset classes. Better understanding these relationships can help traders determine the different stages of the investing cycle, select the best - and avoid the worst - performing sectors. In this webinar we will discuss how to use these relationships to identify the stage of the business cycle and improve your forecasting abilities. Table of Contents Introduction to Intermarket analysis - 00:50 Business cycles - 2:52 Fixed income vs Stocks - 5:37 Fixed income vs Commodities - 8:01 Commodities vs US ... -
TOPIC: June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes.
June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers that may help with your real estate transaction. I created this video with the YouTube Video Editor (http://www.youtube.com/editor) -
MPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controls
Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration. Proposals being drawn up in Brussels suggest the UK could get limited powers to curb EU immigration in return for paying hundreds of millions to remain part of the trade bloc. -
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that o... -
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU wit... -
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationshi... -
Tom Gardner 6 Month Single Family Market Report
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- Updated: 28 Jul 2016
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- published: 28 Jul 2016
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"Single market" #23 (13.07.16) - Kazakh TV - ru
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- Duration: 15:49
- Updated: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 2
Сегодня в программе:
- Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане?
- Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров;
- Чипы для маркировки меховы...
Сегодня в программе:
- Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане?
- Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров;
- Чипы для маркировки меховых изделий в странах ЕврАзЭС.
Официальный канал Youtube телеканала Kazakh TV.
Онлайн-трансляция Kazakh TV: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ru/category/live_now
Следи за новостями на сайте: http://kazakh-tv.kz/
Подписывайтесь на нас в соцсетях: https://twitter.com/Kazakh_TV | www.facebook.com/KazakhTV | http://vk.com/kazakhtv|
wn.com/Single Market 23 (13.07.16) Kazakh Tv Ru
Сегодня в программе:
- Почему ЕБРР поддерживает проекты в Казахстане?
- Центры, которые обеспечивают оптимальное движение товаров;
- Чипы для маркировки меховых изделий в странах ЕврАзЭС.
Официальный канал Youtube телеканала Kazakh TV.
Онлайн-трансляция Kazakh TV: http://kazakh-tv.kz/ru/category/live_now
Следи за новостями на сайте: http://kazakh-tv.kz/
Подписывайтесь на нас в соцсетях: https://twitter.com/Kazakh_TV | www.facebook.com/KazakhTV | http://vk.com/kazakhtv|
- published: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 2
Share Market - How to analyze a Single Company in Tamil
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:00
- Updated: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 16
Intermarket Analysis | Profiting from Global Market Relationships
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 27:58
- Updated: 27 Jul 2016
- views: 17
Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencie...
Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Unlike traditional technical analysis with its single market focus, intermarket analysis studies the interplay between global macro asset classes. Better understanding these relationships can help traders determine the different stages of the investing cycle, select the best - and avoid the worst - performing sectors. In this webinar we will discuss how to use these relationships to identify the stage of the business cycle and improve your forecasting abilities.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Intermarket analysis - 00:50
Business cycles - 2:52
Fixed income vs Stocks - 5:37
Fixed income vs Commodities - 8:01
Commodities vs US dollar - 9:57
WTI & Gold vs US dollar - 12:01
Sector rotation - 13:53
How to identify cycle stage - 16:59
Deflation - 19:12
Relative Strength analysis - 20:09
Conclusion - 24:08
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Intermarket analysis is a branch of technical analysis that examines the correlations between four major asset classes: stocks, bonds, commodities and currencies. Unlike traditional technical analysis with its single market focus, intermarket analysis studies the interplay between global macro asset classes. Better understanding these relationships can help traders determine the different stages of the investing cycle, select the best - and avoid the worst - performing sectors. In this webinar we will discuss how to use these relationships to identify the stage of the business cycle and improve your forecasting abilities.
Table of Contents
Introduction to Intermarket analysis - 00:50
Business cycles - 2:52
Fixed income vs Stocks - 5:37
Fixed income vs Commodities - 8:01
Commodities vs US dollar - 9:57
WTI & Gold vs US dollar - 12:01
Sector rotation - 13:53
How to identify cycle stage - 16:59
Deflation - 19:12
Relative Strength analysis - 20:09
Conclusion - 24:08
- published: 27 Jul 2016
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TOPIC: June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes.
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- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
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June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers ...
June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers that may help with your real estate transaction.
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wn.com/Topic June Of 2016 Market Statistics For Manatee County Single Family Homes.
June of 2016 Market statistics for Manatee County single family homes. Check out the end when I speak on interest rates and information for seller's and buyers that may help with your real estate transaction.
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- published: 25 Jul 2016
- views: 31
MPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controls
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 25 Jul 2016
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Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration.
Proposals being drawn up in Brussels s...
Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration.
Proposals being drawn up in Brussels suggest the UK could get limited powers to curb EU immigration in return for paying hundreds of millions to remain part of the trade bloc.
wn.com/Mps Hit Out At Plans To Keep Access To The Single Market Without Full Immigration Controls
Tory MPs yesterday hit out at plans for Britain to keep access to the EU single market without full control of migration.
Proposals being drawn up in Brussels suggest the UK could get limited powers to curb EU immigration in return for paying hundreds of millions to remain part of the trade bloc.
- published: 25 Jul 2016
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Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
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Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU refe...
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
wn.com/Brexit Means UK Cannot Stay In Single Market As 'if We're Out, We're Out', Leave Mp Warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the...
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
wn.com/Brexit Means UK Cannot Stay In Single Market As 'if We're Out, We're Out', Leave Campaigner Warns
Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave campaigner warns A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 1
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave
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- Duration: 4:11
- Updated: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 6
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave ...
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
wn.com/Britain Cannot Stay In Single Market After Brexit As 'if We're Out, We're Out', Warns Leave
Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave campaigner Bill Cash A Conservative MP who campaigned for the Leave camp before the EU referendum has dismissed the concept of Britain remaining in the single market as a "misnomer' despite Boris Johnson saying he is confident a deal can be struck.Speaking in New York for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, the new Foreign Secretary was quoted as saying he had "absolutely no doubt that a balance can be struck' between access to the tariff-free market and the four freedoms that underpin the EU project.However, Bill Cash, Conservative MP for Stone, told The Independent that Britain cannot remain inside the market, stating "If you're out, you're out,' and comparing the UK's relationship to the EU with that of Japan and the US."You cannot remain'¦ the 1972 Act has to be repealed as the only constitutional political act, which follows from the vote to leave the European Union,' he said. "There is no other way open to anyone. If you're out, you're out'¦ therefore you can't engage in an integrated process. You are thereby outside like America is, like Japan is '“ it's no big deal, it's perfectly simple,' he said. He added: "Once we repeal the Act we can't remain inside that market. Access to the market is a misnomer. I'm not saying you won't trade with them but it's just a misnomer.'It is unclear how Mr Johnson would achieve his aims in the face of such vocal opposition from the 27 other EU member states. Several EU leaders have already categorically said there can be no relaxation of the EU's four freedoms '“ people, goods, capital, and services '“ if Britain wants access to the single market. And after the Leave campaign winning on a promise to cut immigration, Prime Minister Theresa May will be under great pressure to get a deal that does not include acquiescence to freedom of movement rules.The Foreign Secretary's comments appear to echo what Ms May said during talks with French President Francois Hollande at the Elysee Palace on Thursday. Speaking to reporters the Prime Minister insisted that the Government will deliver on voters' demands for "some controls' on movement between countries."Obviously looking at that issue will be part of the negotiations. I'm clear that the Government should deliver and will deliver on that for the British people but we also want to get the right deal on the trade in goods and services and I think this is important economically not just for the United Kingdom but for other countries within the European Union as well,' she added.On the issue of freedom of movement, Mr Cash said: "The French have to understand that not only does Brexit mean Brexit but means repeal of the 1972 Act and that's all there is to it. These negotiations are going to be circumscribed by the outcome of the vote. It's perfectly clear that free movement is not on our agenda. I can't say more than that.'
- published: 24 Jul 2016
- views: 6
Risk Regulation in the Single Market by S. Krapohl
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- Duration: 0:28
- Updated: 23 Jul 2016
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Caribbean Single Market and Economy
The CARICOM Single Market and Economy is intended to benefit the people of the Region by providing more and better opportunities to produce and sell our goods and services and to attract investment. It will create one large market among the participating member states. The main objectives of the CSME are: full use of labour (full employment) and full exploitation of the other factors of production (natural resources and capital); competitive production leading to greater variety and quantity of products and services to trade with other countries. It is expected that these objectives will in turn provide improved standards of living and work and sustained economic development. Key elements of the Single Market and Economy include: Free movement of goods and services - through measures ... -
Brexit fallacy 2 - the UK can thrive outside the single market
Since it might be difficult to negotiate access to the single market after leaving, an alternative would be to trade freely outside. The Brexit side says this will have no or very little impact on the UK's economy. Understand why the single market is so important, what is special about it and why so far no wealthy European country could afford to be outside of it. -
Europe, wake up! We need to complete the Single Market - FULL LENGTH
In this debate, chaired by international broadcast journalist Christine Ockrent, a panel of world experts locked horns over the motion, 'Europe, wake up! We will only return to growth and prosperity if we complete the Single Market'. The Versus debate was live-streamed on 10 October 2012 via YouTube and Google+ to an audience across Europe and began with an introduction from Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services. The full list of speakers for this debate is as follows: Chair: Christine Ockrent -- International broadcast journalist Introduction: Michel Barnier -- European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services For: Konstanty Gebert -- Activist, author, and head of the Warsaw office of the ECFR David Hannay -- British diplomat and chair of the UN... -
PM Direct: the single market and economic benefits for the UK in a reformed EU
David Cameron visited Vauxhall Motors in Ellesmere Port. He explained the reasons the UK is better off in a reformed Europe and the benefits of the single market. Read the speech: https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/pm-speech-at-vauxhall-on-the-eu-referendum-10-march-2016 Follow us on: www.gov.uk/number10 www.twitter.com/Number10gov www.facebook.com/10DowningStreet -
Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market - Eoin O'Dell and Eleonora Rosati
Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market, Trinity Longroom Hub, Trinity College Dublin, 12 February 2016 Panel One: Digital Single Market - Multi-territorial licensing - Cultural diversity Moderator: Dr Eoin O’Dell Panellists: Dr Eleonora Rosati, University of Southampton The Digital Single Market Strategy: Just a Dream? Dr Felice Simonelli, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels The why and how of a Digital Single Market in the field of copyright Dr Giuseppe Mazziotti, School of Law, TCD Digital Single Market for Multiple Audiences? Multi-territorial licenses and the issue of cultural diversity http://www.tcd.ie/ -
Digital Assembly. WS3: A connected Digital Single Market (Part1), 18 June
Workshop on connected Digital Single Market. Introduction and presentation on Digital Single Market and panel discussion on access and connectivity aspects of the Telecom review. The Digital Assembly 2015 is one of the year's main events in the digital field in Europe and it is co-organised by the European Commission and the Latvian Presidency on 17-18 June 2015. It is held at the National Library of Latvia. -
Innovation, Regulation, and the EU's Digital Single Market Strategy
The European Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy is intended to break down the numerous barriers to cross-border online activity that currently exist in the European Union. The proposal covers a broad array of policies, including harmonizing EU rules for online purchases of goods, improving cross-border parcel delivery, integrating telecommunications regulation, and reducing burdens of different VAT regimes. While many of these proposals do not seem controversial—at least on this side of the Atlantic—some require closer scrutiny. For example, the strategy document includes a section on online platforms, reflecting the support of some officials for a general regulatory framework for "essential digital platforms." In addition, the Commission is launching in tandem with the Digita... -
Digital Single Market Public Workshop
This event was held on December 4 at the Delegation of the European Union to the United States in Washington DC. The "online questionnaire" discussed in the video and referred to below is found at: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Platforms/ Full Description: On May 6, the European Commission adopted its Digital Single Market strategy, with the aim to tear down regulatory walls and move from 28 national markets to a single one. The DSM strategy includes 16 targeted regulatory and non-regulatory actions, from privacy to cyber-security, from ICT standardization to the collaborative economy. See http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/digital-single-market/ In line with the "Better Regulation" principles, the European Commission is conducting a series of consultations (See https://ec.europa.... -
The Digital Single Market: Implications for the transatlantic relationship
On May 28, the Brookings Global Economy and Development program and Center for Technology Innovation hosted European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip, who oversees the Digital Single Market. Vice President Ansip is the former prime minister of Estonia. Subscribe! http://www.youtube.com/subscription_center?add_user=BrookingsInstitution Follow Brookings on social media! Facebook: http://www.Facebook.com/Brookings Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/BrookingsInst Instagram: http://www.Instagram.com/brookingsinst LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/com/company/the-brookings-institution -
Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market
CeBIT Global Conferences/EU Conference - 14 March 2016: Panel discussion: "Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market" with Stacey Caywood (Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory), Freddy Van den Wyngaert (Agfa-Gevaert Group / EuroCIO), Stephanie Renda (match2blue / ambiotex), Helmut Fallmann (Fabasoft Group), Gerard de Graaf (Director European Commision) The Digital Single Market Strategy is built on three pillars: better access for consumers and businesses to online goods and services across Europe, optimal conditions for digital networks and services to flourish, and maximised growth potential of Europe's Digital Economy. The opening session will be a platform for discussing how enterprises will best benefit from a Digital Single Market and which measures can most effectively contri...
Caribbean Single Market and Economy
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- Duration: 28:48
- Updated: 19 Apr 2013
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The CARICOM Single Market and Economy is intended to benefit the people of the Region by providing more and better opportunities to produce and sell our goods a...
The CARICOM Single Market and Economy is intended to benefit the people of the Region by providing more and better opportunities to produce and sell our goods and services and to attract investment. It will create one large market among the participating member states.
The main objectives of the CSME are: full use of labour (full employment) and full exploitation of the other factors of production (natural resources and capital); competitive production leading to greater variety and quantity of products and services to trade with other countries. It is expected that these objectives will in turn provide improved standards of living and work and sustained economic development.
Key elements of the Single Market and Economy include:
Free movement of goods and services - through measures such as eliminating all barriers to intra-regional movement and harmonising standards to ensure acceptability of goods and services traded;
Right of Establishment - to permit the establishment of CARICOM owned businesses in any Member State without restrictions;
A Common External Tariff - a rate of duty applied by all Members of the Market to a product imported from a country which is not a member of the market;
Free circulation - free movement of goods imported from extra regional sources which would require collection of taxes at first point of entry into the Region and the provision for sharing of collected customs revenue;
Free movement of Capital - through measures such as eliminating foreign exchange controls, convertibility of currencies (or a common currency) and integrated capital market, such as a regional stock exchange;
A Common trade policy - agreement among the members on matters related to internal and international trade and a coordinated external trade policy negotiated on a joint basis;
Free movement of labour - through measures such as removing all obstacles to intra-regional movement of skills, labour and travel, harmonising social services (education, health, etc.), providing for the transfer of social security benefits and establishing common standards and measures for accreditation and equivalency.
Other measures:
Harmonisation of Laws: such as the harmonisation of company, intellectual property and other laws.
There are also a number of economic, fiscal and monetary measures and policies which are also important to support the proper functioning of the CSME.
These include:
Economic Policy measure: coordinating and converging macro-economic policies and performance; harmonising foreign investment policy and adopting measures to acquire, develop and transfer appropriate technology;
Monetary Policy measures: coordinating exchange rate and interest rate policies as well as the commercial banking market;
Fiscal Policy measures: including coordinating indirect taxes and national budget deficits.
wn.com/Caribbean Single Market And Economy
The CARICOM Single Market and Economy is intended to benefit the people of the Region by providing more and better opportunities to produce and sell our goods and services and to attract investment. It will create one large market among the participating member states.
The main objectives of the CSME are: full use of labour (full employment) and full exploitation of the other factors of production (natural resources and capital); competitive production leading to greater variety and quantity of products and services to trade with other countries. It is expected that these objectives will in turn provide improved standards of living and work and sustained economic development.
Key elements of the Single Market and Economy include:
Free movement of goods and services - through measures such as eliminating all barriers to intra-regional movement and harmonising standards to ensure acceptability of goods and services traded;
Right of Establishment - to permit the establishment of CARICOM owned businesses in any Member State without restrictions;
A Common External Tariff - a rate of duty applied by all Members of the Market to a product imported from a country which is not a member of the market;
Free circulation - free movement of goods imported from extra regional sources which would require collection of taxes at first point of entry into the Region and the provision for sharing of collected customs revenue;
Free movement of Capital - through measures such as eliminating foreign exchange controls, convertibility of currencies (or a common currency) and integrated capital market, such as a regional stock exchange;
A Common trade policy - agreement among the members on matters related to internal and international trade and a coordinated external trade policy negotiated on a joint basis;
Free movement of labour - through measures such as removing all obstacles to intra-regional movement of skills, labour and travel, harmonising social services (education, health, etc.), providing for the transfer of social security benefits and establishing common standards and measures for accreditation and equivalency.
Other measures:
Harmonisation of Laws: such as the harmonisation of company, intellectual property and other laws.
There are also a number of economic, fiscal and monetary measures and policies which are also important to support the proper functioning of the CSME.
These include:
Economic Policy measure: coordinating and converging macro-economic policies and performance; harmonising foreign investment policy and adopting measures to acquire, develop and transfer appropriate technology;
Monetary Policy measures: coordinating exchange rate and interest rate policies as well as the commercial banking market;
Fiscal Policy measures: including coordinating indirect taxes and national budget deficits.
- published: 19 Apr 2013
- views: 6780
Brexit fallacy 2 - the UK can thrive outside the single market
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- Duration: 22:01
- Updated: 21 Jun 2016
- views: 277
Since it might be difficult to negotiate access to the single market after leaving, an alternative would be to trade freely outside. The Brexit side says this w...
Since it might be difficult to negotiate access to the single market after leaving, an alternative would be to trade freely outside. The Brexit side says this will have no or very little impact on the UK's economy. Understand why the single market is so important, what is special about it and why so far no wealthy European country could afford to be outside of it.
wn.com/Brexit Fallacy 2 The UK Can Thrive Outside The Single Market
Since it might be difficult to negotiate access to the single market after leaving, an alternative would be to trade freely outside. The Brexit side says this will have no or very little impact on the UK's economy. Understand why the single market is so important, what is special about it and why so far no wealthy European country could afford to be outside of it.
- published: 21 Jun 2016
- views: 277
Europe, wake up! We need to complete the Single Market - FULL LENGTH
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- Duration: 88:12
- Updated: 13 Oct 2012
- views: 6012
In this debate, chaired by international broadcast journalist Christine Ockrent, a panel of world experts locked horns over the motion, 'Europe, wake up! We wil...
In this debate, chaired by international broadcast journalist Christine Ockrent, a panel of world experts locked horns over the motion, 'Europe, wake up! We will only return to growth and prosperity if we complete the Single Market'.
The Versus debate was live-streamed on 10 October 2012 via YouTube and Google+ to an audience across Europe and began with an introduction from Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services.
The full list of speakers for this debate is as follows:
Chair:
Christine Ockrent -- International broadcast journalist
Introduction:
Michel Barnier -- European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services
For:
Konstanty Gebert -- Activist, author, and head of the Warsaw office of the ECFR
David Hannay -- British diplomat and chair of the UN All-Party Parliamentary Group
Against:
Dr Andre Krouwel -- Founder of Kieskompas BV and leading political scientist
Professor Victoria Curzon Price -- Professeur honoraire at the University of Geneva
Witnesses:
Niccolo Milanese -- Co-president of European Alternatives
Monique Goyens -- Director General of BEUC-European Consumer Association
Ronan O'Brien -- 29 year old founder of Zatori Results and its subsidiary online retail companies
Yanis Varoufakis -- Professor of Economic Theory at the University of Athens
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In this debate, chaired by international broadcast journalist Christine Ockrent, a panel of world experts locked horns over the motion, 'Europe, wake up! We will only return to growth and prosperity if we complete the Single Market'.
The Versus debate was live-streamed on 10 October 2012 via YouTube and Google+ to an audience across Europe and began with an introduction from Michel Barnier, European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services.
The full list of speakers for this debate is as follows:
Chair:
Christine Ockrent -- International broadcast journalist
Introduction:
Michel Barnier -- European Commissioner for Internal Market and Services
For:
Konstanty Gebert -- Activist, author, and head of the Warsaw office of the ECFR
David Hannay -- British diplomat and chair of the UN All-Party Parliamentary Group
Against:
Dr Andre Krouwel -- Founder of Kieskompas BV and leading political scientist
Professor Victoria Curzon Price -- Professeur honoraire at the University of Geneva
Witnesses:
Niccolo Milanese -- Co-president of European Alternatives
Monique Goyens -- Director General of BEUC-European Consumer Association
Ronan O'Brien -- 29 year old founder of Zatori Results and its subsidiary online retail companies
Yanis Varoufakis -- Professor of Economic Theory at the University of Athens
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PM Direct: the single market and economic benefits for the UK in a reformed EU
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David Cameron visited Vauxhall Motors in Ellesmere Port. He explained the reasons the UK is better off in a reformed Europe and the benefits of the single marke...
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Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market - Eoin O'Dell and Eleonora Rosati
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Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market, Trinity Longroom Hub, Trinity College Dublin, 12 February 2016
Panel One: Digital Single Market - Multi-...
Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market, Trinity Longroom Hub, Trinity College Dublin, 12 February 2016
Panel One: Digital Single Market - Multi-territorial licensing - Cultural diversity
Moderator: Dr Eoin O’Dell
Panellists:
Dr Eleonora Rosati, University of Southampton
The Digital Single Market Strategy: Just a Dream?
Dr Felice Simonelli, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels
The why and how of a Digital Single Market in the field of copyright
Dr Giuseppe Mazziotti, School of Law, TCD
Digital Single Market for Multiple Audiences? Multi-territorial licenses and the issue of cultural diversity
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Modernising Copyright in the EU Digital Single Market, Trinity Longroom Hub, Trinity College Dublin, 12 February 2016
Panel One: Digital Single Market - Multi-territorial licensing - Cultural diversity
Moderator: Dr Eoin O’Dell
Panellists:
Dr Eleonora Rosati, University of Southampton
The Digital Single Market Strategy: Just a Dream?
Dr Felice Simonelli, Centre for European Policy Studies, Brussels
The why and how of a Digital Single Market in the field of copyright
Dr Giuseppe Mazziotti, School of Law, TCD
Digital Single Market for Multiple Audiences? Multi-territorial licenses and the issue of cultural diversity
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- published: 15 Mar 2016
- views: 129
Digital Assembly. WS3: A connected Digital Single Market (Part1), 18 June
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- Duration: 77:11
- Updated: 19 Jun 2015
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Workshop on connected Digital Single Market.
Introduction and presentation on Digital Single Market and panel discussion on access and connectivity aspects of ...
Workshop on connected Digital Single Market.
Introduction and presentation on Digital Single Market and panel discussion on access and connectivity aspects of the Telecom review.
The Digital Assembly 2015 is one of the year's main events in the digital field in Europe and it is co-organised by the European Commission and the Latvian Presidency on 17-18 June 2015. It is held at the National Library of Latvia.
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Workshop on connected Digital Single Market.
Introduction and presentation on Digital Single Market and panel discussion on access and connectivity aspects of the Telecom review.
The Digital Assembly 2015 is one of the year's main events in the digital field in Europe and it is co-organised by the European Commission and the Latvian Presidency on 17-18 June 2015. It is held at the National Library of Latvia.
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Innovation, Regulation, and the EU's Digital Single Market Strategy
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- Duration: 113:36
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
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The European Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy is intended to break down the numerous barriers to cross-border online activity that currently exist in...
The European Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy is intended to break down the numerous barriers to cross-border online activity that currently exist in the European Union. The proposal covers a broad array of policies, including harmonizing EU rules for online purchases of goods, improving cross-border parcel delivery, integrating telecommunications regulation, and reducing burdens of different VAT regimes. While many of these proposals do not seem controversial—at least on this side of the Atlantic—some require closer scrutiny. For example, the strategy document includes a section on online platforms, reflecting the support of some officials for a general regulatory framework for "essential digital platforms." In addition, the Commission is launching in tandem with the Digital Single Market Strategy a competition law inquiry in the e-commerce area.
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The European Commission's Digital Single Market Strategy is intended to break down the numerous barriers to cross-border online activity that currently exist in the European Union. The proposal covers a broad array of policies, including harmonizing EU rules for online purchases of goods, improving cross-border parcel delivery, integrating telecommunications regulation, and reducing burdens of different VAT regimes. While many of these proposals do not seem controversial—at least on this side of the Atlantic—some require closer scrutiny. For example, the strategy document includes a section on online platforms, reflecting the support of some officials for a general regulatory framework for "essential digital platforms." In addition, the Commission is launching in tandem with the Digital Single Market Strategy a competition law inquiry in the e-commerce area.
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Digital Single Market Public Workshop
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- Duration: 155:43
- Updated: 05 Dec 2015
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This event was held on December 4 at the Delegation of the European Union to the United States in Washington DC. The "online questionnaire" discussed in the vi...
This event was held on December 4 at the Delegation of the European Union to the United States in Washington DC. The "online questionnaire" discussed in the video and referred to below is found at: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Platforms/
Full Description:
On May 6, the European Commission adopted its Digital Single Market strategy, with the aim to tear down regulatory walls and move from 28 national markets to a single one. The DSM strategy includes 16 targeted regulatory and non-regulatory actions, from privacy to cyber-security, from ICT standardization to the collaborative economy. See http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/digital-single-market/
In line with the "Better Regulation" principles, the European Commission is conducting a series of consultations (See https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/digital-me/consultations), which are open to all stakeholders and can be completed on-line. The Commission is also organizing a series of workshops in Europe, to engage actively with all stakeholders across the board.
The transatlantic link is a key dimension of the Digital Single Market strategy. The EU and the U.S. are already the largest trading bloc in the world, and all across the digital environment they have far more in common in terms of values, goals and challenges than either of them has with the rest of the world. It is of the utmost importance that policies impacting the digital economy, both in the EU and the U.S., are based on a mutual dialogue to ensure interoperability, promote business opportunities and safeguard the rights of citizens and consumers.
For this reason the EU Delegation in Washington, DC decided to host a public workshop to have a public debate and gather the views of U.S. stakeholders on one key element of the DSM strategy, which has proven to be of particular interest in the U.S.: the consultation on "Online platforms, cloud & data, liability of intermediaries, collaborative economy".
The workshop will take place on December 3, at the Delegation of the EU to the U.S. (2175 K Street NW), from 9:30am to 5:00pm. It will focus on interventions by participants rather than on panel discussions. A short background paper
is available and we would appreciate if you could read it beforehand, in order to ensure the discussions during the workshop are as informed as possible. See https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/files/0873ffeb-56b2-40d7-bf56-5aadbd176c3c
The agenda of the workshop will be as follows:
9:00am - 9:30am: Arrival and registration
9:30am - 10:00am: Setting the scene: the Digital Single Market strategy, state of play and next steps, and the public consultation process
10:00am - 11:00am: Open discussion on the basis of the background paper and the Online questionnaire
11:00am - 11:30am: Coffee break
11:30am - 12:30pm: Open discussion on the basis of the background paper and the Online questionnaire
12:30 pm - 1:00pm: Closing remarks by EU Ambassador David O'Sullivan
1:00pm - 2:00pm: Lunch and Networking
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This event was held on December 4 at the Delegation of the European Union to the United States in Washington DC. The "online questionnaire" discussed in the video and referred to below is found at: https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/Platforms/
Full Description:
On May 6, the European Commission adopted its Digital Single Market strategy, with the aim to tear down regulatory walls and move from 28 national markets to a single one. The DSM strategy includes 16 targeted regulatory and non-regulatory actions, from privacy to cyber-security, from ICT standardization to the collaborative economy. See http://ec.europa.eu/priorities/digital-single-market/
In line with the "Better Regulation" principles, the European Commission is conducting a series of consultations (See https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/digital-me/consultations), which are open to all stakeholders and can be completed on-line. The Commission is also organizing a series of workshops in Europe, to engage actively with all stakeholders across the board.
The transatlantic link is a key dimension of the Digital Single Market strategy. The EU and the U.S. are already the largest trading bloc in the world, and all across the digital environment they have far more in common in terms of values, goals and challenges than either of them has with the rest of the world. It is of the utmost importance that policies impacting the digital economy, both in the EU and the U.S., are based on a mutual dialogue to ensure interoperability, promote business opportunities and safeguard the rights of citizens and consumers.
For this reason the EU Delegation in Washington, DC decided to host a public workshop to have a public debate and gather the views of U.S. stakeholders on one key element of the DSM strategy, which has proven to be of particular interest in the U.S.: the consultation on "Online platforms, cloud & data, liability of intermediaries, collaborative economy".
The workshop will take place on December 3, at the Delegation of the EU to the U.S. (2175 K Street NW), from 9:30am to 5:00pm. It will focus on interventions by participants rather than on panel discussions. A short background paper
is available and we would appreciate if you could read it beforehand, in order to ensure the discussions during the workshop are as informed as possible. See https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/files/0873ffeb-56b2-40d7-bf56-5aadbd176c3c
The agenda of the workshop will be as follows:
9:00am - 9:30am: Arrival and registration
9:30am - 10:00am: Setting the scene: the Digital Single Market strategy, state of play and next steps, and the public consultation process
10:00am - 11:00am: Open discussion on the basis of the background paper and the Online questionnaire
11:00am - 11:30am: Coffee break
11:30am - 12:30pm: Open discussion on the basis of the background paper and the Online questionnaire
12:30 pm - 1:00pm: Closing remarks by EU Ambassador David O'Sullivan
1:00pm - 2:00pm: Lunch and Networking
- published: 05 Dec 2015
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The Digital Single Market: Implications for the transatlantic relationship
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- Duration: 85:50
- Updated: 12 Jun 2015
- views: 461
On May 28, the Brookings Global Economy and Development program and Center for Technology Innovation hosted European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip, who...
On May 28, the Brookings Global Economy and Development program and Center for Technology Innovation hosted European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip, who oversees the Digital Single Market. Vice President Ansip is the former prime minister of Estonia.
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On May 28, the Brookings Global Economy and Development program and Center for Technology Innovation hosted European Commission Vice President Andrus Ansip, who oversees the Digital Single Market. Vice President Ansip is the former prime minister of Estonia.
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Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market
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- Duration: 54:03
- Updated: 14 Mar 2016
- views: 199
CeBIT Global Conferences/EU Conference - 14 March 2016: Panel discussion: "Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market" with Stacey Caywood (Wolters Kluw...
CeBIT Global Conferences/EU Conference - 14 March 2016: Panel discussion: "Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market" with Stacey Caywood (Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory), Freddy Van den Wyngaert (Agfa-Gevaert Group / EuroCIO), Stephanie Renda (match2blue / ambiotex), Helmut Fallmann (Fabasoft Group), Gerard de Graaf (Director European Commision)
The Digital Single Market Strategy is built on three pillars: better access for consumers and businesses to online goods and services across Europe, optimal conditions for digital networks and services to flourish, and maximised growth potential of Europe's Digital Economy. The opening session will be a platform for discussing how enterprises will best benefit from a Digital Single Market and which measures can most effectively contribute to achieve the three overall strategic targets.
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CeBIT Global Conferences/EU Conference - 14 March 2016: Panel discussion: "Opportunities of a European Digital Single Market" with Stacey Caywood (Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory), Freddy Van den Wyngaert (Agfa-Gevaert Group / EuroCIO), Stephanie Renda (match2blue / ambiotex), Helmut Fallmann (Fabasoft Group), Gerard de Graaf (Director European Commision)
The Digital Single Market Strategy is built on three pillars: better access for consumers and businesses to online goods and services across Europe, optimal conditions for digital networks and services to flourish, and maximised growth potential of Europe's Digital Economy. The opening session will be a platform for discussing how enterprises will best benefit from a Digital Single Market and which measures can most effectively contribute to achieve the three overall strategic targets.
- published: 14 Mar 2016
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MPs hit out at plans to keep access to the single market without full immigration controls
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Brexit means UK cannot stay in single market as 'if we're out, we're out', Leave MP warns
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Britain cannot stay in single market after Brexit as 'if we're out, we're out', warns Leave
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Melania Trump’s Nude Picture Released – Is This How Potential First Lady Will Be?
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If Donald Trump will become the next President of United States, then his third wife and former model Melania Trump is going to be the next First Lady. Like her husband, Melania’s career has come a long way, and very few people know that there was a time when she posed just in her heels for a photo shoot ... In the released pictures, the potential First Lady is seen wearing nothing but high heels and smirking for the camera ... ....
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LOS ANGELES (Tribune News Service) — Luke Aikins accomplished something Saturday night that no one else has ever done. he jumped out a helicopter 25,000 feet up in the air and landed in a net without a wingsuit or parachute. Aikins landed in a 100-by-100-foot net that was set up several stories above the ground in Big Sky Ranch in Simi Valley. He then climbed out of the net and gave his wife a hug ... ©2016 Los Angeles Times ... ....
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UFO hunter Steven Barone continues to monitor alleged UFO traffic over the notorious UFO hotspot, the Nellis Air Force Base, from the backyard of his home in the Summerlin area of Las Vegas. Meanwhile, a prominent UFO blogger has claimed that the UFOs that Barone has filmed in a series of videos uploaded to his YouTube channel are UFO spacecraft belonging to a secret community of Tall White Aliens being hosted secretly by the U.S....
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The purpose of the regulation is to mandate banks to set capital aside for the 'uncertainty' of valuations that are inherent in the mark-to-market and mark-to-model approaches used by trading institutions ... In proposing the regulation, the various bodies responsible for regulating the banking industry rightly concluded that the use of a single mid price or a single bid-offer spread or a single valuation produced by a model....
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The Indian economy and markets' most exciting phase is just about to begin ... You may miss the bus, is the ET Markets Roundtable message to investors ... Market outlook ... Market has already priced in one 25 bps rate cut, that is how the 10-year yields has fallen from almost 7.5% to 7.20% and this is the old 10-year, if the new 10-year is launched today that probably will go in fact to 7%....
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The Indian economy and markets' most exciting phase is just about to begin ... You may miss the bus, is the ET Markets Roundtable message to investors ... Market has already priced in one 25 bps rate cut, that is how the 10-year yields has fallen from almost 7.5% to 7.20% and this is the old 10-year, if the new 10-year is launched today that probably will go in fact to 7% ... Our base case is 10% earnings growth for the market this year....
Net Talk: Tennis on TV
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In terms of their tennis portfolio, it means they now have exclusive rights to both the US and Australian Opens, while all the Grand Slam singles finals will now be screened live on the channel until at least the end of next season ... Novak Djokovic is now odds-on to win Olympic singles gold following his Rogers Cup success in Toronto ... Thursday - The singles draws for the Olympic tennis are made in Rio de Janeiro....
Frequent changes of the CEOs give a blow to sales volumes of auto companies in India
Edit The Times of India 01 Aug 2016
The top 10 car makers in India have chopped and changed their CEOs as many as 24 times to get their strategy right in a tough market, a move that has largely backfired on them. Not just the CEOs, over a dozen marketing and sales chiefs have shifted jobs, which has affected their strategy, and eventually dealt a blow to sales volumes ... When the brand is at an early stage of evolution, there is a need for consistency in a dynamic market....
Australia’s newest home for food foodiful.com.au (MPA - Magazine Publishers of Australia)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Aug 2016
Foodiful is set to revolutionise the food and grocery shopping experience in Australia, providing the innovation and functionality to make meal planning and purchase effortless - taking users from inspiration to action in a single click ... It combines the world's best shopper marketing technology with Australia's best food content, to save our users both time and money....
Davie pressure-cleaning business gets a makeover
Edit The Miami Herald 01 Aug 2016
In the 1990s, Steve Landis was a single dad working at UPS and not spending enough time with his kids ... The SCORE tune-up team was led by David Harris, director of marketing, Greenway Golf Course Management ... Decide on your target market ... Decide on the target market and make sure marketing materials reflect that, Schunk said. Join professional associations that have members of the target market, he said ... Update marketing materials....
Business family involved in drug smuggling: NCB
Edit The Himalayan 01 Aug 2016
He is also the marketing director of the drug company ... As per the Product Specification Standard of the Department of Drug Administration, the concerned drug company is required to send medicines to the market in strip or blister packs. The company was found to have collected medicines like decold, rinex and sinex among others from the market in ......
Rangers cap tough July with sweep of Royals (MLB - Major League Baseball)
Edit Public Technologies 01 Aug 2016
(Source. MLB - Major League Baseball) ... Solo home runs from Eric Hosmer and Drew Butera and an RBI single from Alcides Escobar comprised the damage against Harrell ... 2,873 with a single in the fourth, tying him with Babe Ruth for 43rd place on the all-time list ... 42 spot ... He gave up a leadoff single and was then taken out of the game after walking Robinson Chirinos with one out ... CT ... Watch every out-of-market regular-season game live on MLB.TV....
U.S.-bound home brew
Edit The Hindu 01 Aug 2016
It is for the first time that the leading American coffee company will offer a single-origin coffee from India in the U.S ... The first Indian coffee to be available through Starbucks was introduced in 2013, to celebrate the Tata-Starbucks first anniversary in the India market ... On the other hand, a single-origin coffee comes from one, geographic place (country, region, town, community, estate, mill or farm)....
Angels stung by Sox's late homers
Edit MLB 01 Aug 2016
Down 3-0 entering the ninth, the Red Sox scratched a run off Street on a walk and two singles before the power surge ... He only really faced trouble in the fifth, allowing back-to-back one-out singles before rebounding to strike out Pedroia and Bogaerts ... The Angels finally broke through against Wright in the fifth when Trout, down 0-2 in the count, lined a 1-2 knuckleball for the club's third straight single....
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