Vertaling van "net-economia " (Italiaans → Engels) :

knowledge economy [ knowledge-based economy | knowledge-driven economy | Intangible economy(ECLAS) | Knowledge society(STW) ]

underground economy [ black economy | counter-economy | grey economy | submerged economy | unofficial economy ]

lecturer in economics | university economics lecturer | economics lecturer | university lecturer in economics

business research scientist | economic advisor | business economics researcher | financial market advisor

black economy | shadow economy | underground economy

knowledge economy | knowledge-based economy | knowledge-driven economy | KBE [Abbr.]

net-net accounting | NN [Abbr.]

high school business studies teacher | teacher of economics in high school | business studies and economics teacher secondary school | teacher of business studies and economics in secondary schools

Federal Department of Economic Affairs, Education and Research [ EAER ]

The Council took note of an exposé by Commissioner PAPOUTSIS of the following Commission documents: - report on the operation of the information and cooperation networks in the framework of enterprise policy; This report highlights the possibilities offered by the decentralized networks existing in the Community - Euro-Info-Centres (EIC), Business Cooperation Network (BC-NET) and Business Cooperation Centre (BCC) as regards preparing the SMEs for globalization of the economy.

This package of immediate measures included an offer to negotiate a simplified agreement quickly, and an offer to negotiate a comprehensive and long-term relationship for relations between the EU and SA. Other elements of the package were: - Improved market access, through granting the benefits of GSP to South Africa, taking into account - inter alia - the specific characteristics of South Africa and the interests of other countries in the region; - An offer to provide South Africa technical assistance in order to facilitate the opening-up of the South African market and the gradual integration of South Africa in the world economy; - Encouragement of and technical support to the process of regional ...[+++]economic co-operation; - Promotion of EU investments in small and medium-sized enterprises in SA, through the instruments of ECIP (European Community Investment Partners) and BC-Net (Business Co-operation Network), and through the encouragement of bilateral investment protection agreements between EU Member States and South Africa; - Preparation of co-operation in areas like industry, commerce, telecommunication, science and technology, education and training; - Continuation of the Special Programme for SA at a substantial level of expenditure; - Introduction of a political dialogue between the EU and the new government of SA. 3. After a second exploratory mission of the Commission in July 1994 the simplified co-operation agreement between the EU and South Africa was signed in October, and approved by the Council in December 1994.

This package of immediate measures included an offer to negotiate a simplified agreement quickly, and an offer to negotiate a comprehensive and long-term relationship for relations between the EU and SA. Other elements of the package were: - Improved market access, through granting the benefits of GSP to South Africa, taking into account - inter alia - the specific characteristics of South Africa and the interests of other countries in the region; - An offer to provide South Africa technical assistance in order to facilitate the opening-up of the South African market and the gradual integration of South Africa in the world economy; - Encouragement of and technical support to the process of regional ...[+++]economic co-operation; - Promotion of EU investments in small and medium-sized enterprises in SA, through the instruments of ECIP (European Community Investment Partners) and BC-Net (Business Co-operation Network), and through the encouragement of bilateral investment protection agreements between EU Member States and South Africa; - Preparation of co-operation in areas like industry, commerce, telecommunication, science and technology, education and training; - Continuation of the Special Programme for SA at a substantial level of expenditure; - Introduction of a political dialogue between the EU and the new government of SA. 3. After a second exploratory mission of the Commission in July 1994 the simplified co-operation agreement between the EU and South Africa was signed in October, and approved by the Council in December 1994.