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February | 2007 | Ramblings of a Ranger in Africa

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Ramblings of a Ranger in Africa. Archive for February, 2007. Consumptive vs Non-consumptive Utilization of Wildlife Resources. February 26, 2007. Are bans on hunting and trade the best way to conserve species? It is natural for people to jump to the conclusion that they are. After all, if no one is allowed to kill an animal, the thinking goes, surely its population will grow. To understand why hunting and trade bans are not as effective as they are supposed to be, it is worth considering. In southern Afr...

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Project…[constructing]… | Mraz's Blog

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Education and Industrial skills. 124; Comments RSS. Education and Industrial skills. Writing skills and tips. Posted on November 16, 2008. With the developing of economy, Vietnamese women life style has been changing so much. The gender role now is become balanced in families as well as in societies. On November 17, 2008 at 6:44 am. Firstly, please add more information about your group topic and your part as well. Secondly, you shouldn’t use nowadays here. Please remember it. Thank u, Mr fat! Khuebulldog...

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Advertising power | Mraz's Blog

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Education and Industrial skills. 124; Comments RSS. Education and Industrial skills. Writing skills and tips. Posted on November 26, 2008. Today, the high sales of popular consumer goods reflect the power of advertising and not the real needs of the society in which they are sold. To what extend do you agree or disagree? In conclusion, the advertising is now quite powerful and I may not be the real needs of the society in which thet are sold. Consumers should be smarter when deciding to buy products.

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Multinationals | Mraz's Blog

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Education and Industrial skills. 124; Comments RSS. Education and Industrial skills. Writing skills and tips. In general, multinationals bring/create mostly benefits for developing countries .To what extend do you agree or disagree? On November 17, 2008 at 12:34 pm. I found several illogical ideas in your essay. Firstly, I think the defination of multinationals is not clear enough. For example, a Vietnamese company that exports rice to other countries over the world is multinational company or not. Final...

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Education and Industrial skills. 124; Comments RSS. Education and Industrial skills. Writing skills and tips. Posted on November 19, 2008. I read it by chance today in a book. Hope it will be useful for all students taking the IELTS exam, in particular AE7 counterparts.Thank you so much for leaving comments! Pie charts/graphs, table. Highlight key words.Note all headings, rates and measurements. Select the most important trends. Choose the best examples and summarize. What is the purpose of this graph?

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Asia Economy Watch: China Inflation January 2008

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Tuesday, February 19, 2008. China Inflation January 2008. China recorded an inflation rate above 7 per cent in January – the highest in more than 11 years and providing evidence of entrenched inflationary pressures. Consumer prices rose 7.1 percent in January from a year earlier, the statistics bureau said today. After gaining 6.5 percent in December. January's consumer prices climbed 1.2 percent from December. The price of health care and personal articles increased 3.2 percent year-on-year. The...Infla...

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Asia Economy Watch: Q&A on Japan

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Saturday, February 16, 2008. In the context of Francois Guillaume's pertinent comments and questions to my review and preview. Note and in the light of today's much surprising Q4 GDP release. I have chosen to present my comments and answers to Francois' questions/comments above the fold à la Q&A. GDP much higher than expected.how do you explain that? Let us try to annualize the quarterly growth rates in both real and nominal terms which yields a quite different picture. In real terms. Well, as we have ob...

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Asia Economy Watch: Review and Preview on Japan

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Wednesday, February 13, 2008. Review and Preview on Japan. I realize that I am moving in a bit late with this but the data I use to input in my analysis only recently came out for December 2007. More generally, this post is going to be quite big since I have a lot of things I want to get off my chest this time around. I have two main areas of focus I want to cover. Firstly I want to finalise my analysis of Japan in 2007 with the December data for consumption expenditures and prices. Japan will cling on t...

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Asia Economy Watch: Indian Wholesale Inflation 26 January 2008

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Friday, February 8, 2008. Indian Wholesale Inflation 26 January 2008. India's inflation accelerated at the end of January to the highest rate in more than five months as prices of fruits, spices and salt increased. Wholesale prices rose 4.11 percent in the week ended Jan. 26 from a year earlier, faster than the previous week's 3.93 percent, the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said today in New Delhi. Inflation is a sensitive issue in the $906 billion economy and rising prices may cause the Congress par...

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Asia Economy Watch: January 2008

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Thursday, January 10, 2008. Japan Leading Indicator November 2007. Japan's broadest indicator of future economic activity was down again this month, the fourth cosnecutive weak showing, suggesting that the what has been the longest expansion in more than 60 years may well now be coming to an end. The leading index was at 10.0 percent in November, the Cabinet Office said today in Tokyo. A reading of below 50 signals slower growth in the next three to six months. Posted by Edward Hugh. India's inflation he...