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		        	August 2011
		      	 
		        
							Salary & Bonus The inequality in salaries between men and women
							 
								As far as remuneration goes, are there really inequalities between men and women? a study reveals that women earn on average 27% less than men in France. Analysis of the causes of this disparity and potential solutions
								
							
						 
					 
				
				
					
	        
	       
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												  July 2011
										 			
											 
					        	Opinion Fair trade, angel or demon ?As citizens movements connect politically and economically, fair trade talks about itself. A fair and equitable trade, what is more decent in appearance ? But in order to determine the fair part of trade, we need beforehand to determine what we mean by this (...) |  | 
					       	
					        	  
												  July 2011
										 			
											 
					        	Note Real estate: Attempting to explain the increase in prices. The situation appears to be a paradox. France is just coming out of a crisis but real estate prices have sharply increased during the previous months and have only slightly decreased at the height of the crisis. How can this phenomenon be (...) |  | 
					       	
					        	  
												  July 2011
										 			
											 
					        	Pedagogy Sovereign Wealth FundsSovereign Wealth Funds  (SWFs) are state-owned or affiliated funds. The first type (by far the biggest) invests foreign exchange reserves, driven by trade surpluses and exports of natural resources. |  | 
					       	
					        	  
												  July 2011
										 			
											 
					        	Regulation The Tobin taxThe Tobin tax : a periodically fashionable idea, « miracle cure» that often unleashes passions mostly for ideological reasons than economic. It is necessary to review its relevance by assessing it objectively, and understanding what can make it, in some ways, desirable, but (...) |  |  |  | 
		
	 
	
	
		
			
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								Opinion Fair trade, angel or demon ?As citizens movements connect politically and economically, fair trade talks about itself. A fair and equitable trade, what is more decent in appearance ? But in order to determine the fair part of trade, we need beforehand to determine what we mean by this (...) |  | 
			       	
			        
								Regulation The Tobin taxThe Tobin tax : a periodically fashionable idea, « miracle cure» that often unleashes passions mostly for ideological reasons than economic. It is necessary to review its relevance by assessing it objectively, and understanding what can make it, in some ways, desirable, but (...) |  | 
			       	
			        
								Note Real estate: Attempting to explain the increase in prices. The situation appears to be a paradox. France is just coming out of a crisis but real estate prices have sharply increased during the previous months and have only slightly decreased at the height of the crisis. How can this phenomenon be (...) |  | 
			       	
			        
								Pedagogy Sovereign Wealth FundsSovereign Wealth Funds  (SWFs) are state-owned or affiliated funds. The first type (by far the biggest) invests foreign exchange reserves, driven by trade surpluses and exports of natural resources. |  | 
		
	 
	
		
	
 						
					 
					
					
					
					
					
				 
				
		    
				
				
				
				
				
	
	
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