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(1) Roberta Capello discusses globalisation and regional economies
(1) Roberta Capello discusses globalisation and regional economies
Roberta Capello talks about the risks of globalisation, as well as the opportunities it leads to. The president of Regional Science Association International (RSAI) and professor at Politecnico di Milano participated in the XXXV Meeting on Regional Studies held on 26 and 27 November 2009 in Valencia (Spain). More information: www.ivie.es
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(& 2) Roberta Capello discusses globalisation and regional economies
(& 2) Roberta Capello discusses globalisation and regional economies
Roberta Capello talks about the risks of globalisation, as well as the opportunities it leads to. The president of Regional Science Association International (RSAI) and professor at Politecnico di Milano participated in the XXXV Meeting on Regional Studies held on 26 and 27 November 2009 in Valencia (Spain). More information: www.ivie.es
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The Damage of Offshore Banking 1of2
The Damage of Offshore Banking 1of2
As millions of Americans prepare to file their income taxes ahead of Monday's deadline, Democracy Now! interviews British journalist Nicholas Shaxson on how corporations and the wealthy use offshore banks and tax havens to avoid paying taxes and other governmental regulations. "Tax havens have grown so fast in the era of globalization since the 1970s that they have become at the heart of the global economy and are absolutely huge," Shaxson says. "Anywhere between $10 trillion and $20 trillion are sitting offshore. Half the world trade is processed in one way or another through tax havens." Shaxson is the author of the new book, "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking and Tax Havens." FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright.
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Nicholas Shaxson: "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking & Tax Havens. 1 of 2
Nicholas Shaxson: "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking & Tax Havens. 1 of 2
DemocracyNow.org - As millions of Americans prepare to file their income taxes ahead of Monday's deadline, Democracy Now! interviews British journalist Nicholas Shaxson on how corporations and the wealthy use offshore banks and tax havens to avoid paying taxes and other governmental regulations. "Tax havens have grown so fast in the era of globalization since the 1970s that they have become at the heart of the global economy and are absolutely huge," Shaxson says. "Anywhere between $10 trillion and $20 trillion are sitting offshore. Half the world trade is processed in one way or another through tax havens." Shaxson is the author of the new book, "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking and Tax Havens." Watch Part 2: www.youtube.com For the video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for additional reports on global warming, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW US Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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Outsourcing: Transforming the World of Business, Driving Globalization
Outsourcing: Transforming the World of Business, Driving Globalization
Outsourcing of all types, offshoring of business processing, offshore contract manufacturing and globalization in general continue to create massive change in the world of business. This revolution creates both opportunities and challenges for organizations, managers and professionals of all types. In this video, Jack W. Plunkett discusses the trends, advantages and ideals that make outsourcing such a prominently growing practice—all based on the latest in market research and statistics. As always, visit us at: www.facebook.com twitter.com and at www.plunkettresearch.com
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Nicholas Shaxson: "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking & Tax Havens. 2 of 2
Nicholas Shaxson: "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking & Tax Havens. 2 of 2
DemocracyNow.org - As millions of Americans prepare to file their income taxes ahead of Monday's deadline, Democracy Now! interviews British journalist Nicholas Shaxson on how corporations and the wealthy use offshore banks and tax havens to avoid paying taxes and other governmental regulations. "Tax havens have grown so fast in the era of globalization since the 1970s that they have become at the heart of the global economy and are absolutely huge," Shaxson says. "Anywhere between $10 trillion and $20 trillion are sitting offshore. Half the world trade is processed in one way or another through tax havens." Shaxson is the author of the new book, "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking and Tax Havens." Watch Part 1: www.youtube.com For the video/audio podcast, transcript, to sign up for the daily news digest, and for additional reports on global warming, visit www.democracynow.org FOLLOW US Facebook: www.facebook.com Twitter: @democracynow Please consider supporting independent media by making a donation to Democracy Now! today, visit www.democracynow.org
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Outsource System - Outsourcing Solutions
Outsource System - Outsourcing Solutions
www.outsourcesystem.org With the advent of globalization and instantaneous communication comes the ability to interact and do business with different companies all around the world to attract bigger and better markets. Outsourcing is no different. It has its benefits—mainly on cost savings; yet it also has some downside, especially on logistics and handling employees.
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Offshoring Means New Challenges Ian Davis, CEO McKinsey & Co.
Offshoring Means New Challenges Ian Davis, CEO McKinsey & Co.
OFFSHORING MEANS NEW CHALLENGES FOR PROMOTING MANAGERS - In this View from the Top talk to students, Ian underscored the fact that globalization clearly is a serious theme. Recorded: November 4, 2005
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The Damage of Offshore Banking 2of2
The Damage of Offshore Banking 2of2
As millions of Americans prepare to file their income taxes ahead of Monday's deadline, Democracy Now! interviews British journalist Nicholas Shaxson on how corporations and the wealthy use offshore banks and tax havens to avoid paying taxes and other governmental regulations. "Tax havens have grown so fast in the era of globalization since the 1970s that they have become at the heart of the global economy and are absolutely huge," Shaxson says. "Anywhere between $10 trillion and $20 trillion are sitting offshore. Half the world trade is processed in one way or another through tax havens." Shaxson is the author of the new book, "Treasure Islands: Uncovering the Damage of Offshore Banking and Tax Havens." FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 107 of the US Copyright.
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The Customer's Nightmare of IT-Sourcing
The Customer's Nightmare of IT-Sourcing
IT-manager's nightmare of offshore services Albträume durch Offshore-Services
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Setting Up a Shell Corporation in Panama: Easy as 1-2-3
Setting Up a Shell Corporation in Panama: Easy as 1-2-3
We had our intern find out just how easy it is for corporations to use Panama as an offshore tax haven. Take action against the Panama FTA, which would just make these problems worse, here: action.citizen.org Read more about the Panama FTA and Panama's tax-haven policies at our blog, Eyes On Trade: www.eyesontrade.org
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Product Management View Webinar Series - Product Management Offshore Environment
Product Management View Webinar Series - Product Management Offshore Environment
VIEW THE FULL PRESENTATION HERE grandview.rymatech.com With the advent of globalization, the environment for software development and business in general has changed drastically. The presentation will discuss an offshore model for software product development, and the role of product management in the offshore model. Also discussed will be the benefits of having offshore product management, its challenges, tips to overcome such challenges, and how some product management activities are agnostic to the work place.
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Keep manufacturing jobs in NZ! - Green Party Co-leader Russel Norman
Keep manufacturing jobs in NZ! - Green Party Co-leader Russel Norman
You probably never expected a speech on tax law to be worth watching! Russel's speech in the House on the Taxation (Internation Taxation, Life Insurance and Remedial Matter) Bill, second reading, Tuesday 4 August 2009
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Paradis fiscaux et souveraineté criminelle avec Alain Deneault (PU #4)
Paradis fiscaux et souveraineté criminelle avec Alain Deneault (PU #4)
www.publications-universitaires.qc.ca Alain Deneault est docteur en philosophie de l'Université Paris VIII, chargé de cours et postdoctorant en sociologie à l'UQAM. Il sera avec nous pour questionner le pouvoir grandissant que détiennent les paradis fiscaux dans l'économie contemporaine. Son livre Offshore : paradis fiscaux et souveraineté criminelle est le premier livre québécois qui vise à circonscrire l'objet nébuleux qu'est l'offshore et qui permet de comprendre toute la puissance que ces entités ont amassée en faisant fi des règles des sociétés démocratiques. Nous profiterons également de sa présence pour tenter de faire le pont entre la sociologie des paradis fiscaux et la philosophie de l'argent de Georg Simmel en parlant de la traduction qu'il a fait du livre L'argent dans la culture moderne et autres essais sur l'économie de la vie et en explorant la contribution qu'il a faite dans Georg Simmel et les sciences de la culture. Un livre pour la fin André Poupart est professeur honoraire à la Faculté de droit de l'Université de Montréal. Il sera avec nous pour parler de l'évolution du droit en terre d'Islam en répondant à quelques questions à propos de son livre Adaptation et immutabilité en droit musulman : l'expérience marocaine.
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WWW.MONDE
WWW.MONDE
Un film diffusé sur ARTE en 1998 sur les marchés financiers vécus de l'intérieur. Ce film curieusement explque assez bien la problématique de la crise financière actuelle. La sequence de SWAP banking dans la City de Londres est assez rare, il est imposible de filmer dans les salles de marché aujourd'hui.
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Outsourced Song
Outsourced Song
MeetYourIndianReplacement.com - NBC Outsourced TV show brought attention to being outsourced, and now here is a song about it. In the last decade, the loss of skilled jobs overseas has taken an alarming turn. Countless employees have lost jobs to cheaper offshore workers. This song is one such worker's reaction to her changing workplace and to losing her job when it moves to Bangalore, a key tech center in India.
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WorldSelves
WorldSelves
WorldSelves is a network of companies and professionals through the world to help you in getting the best out of the GLOBALISATION. WorldSelves connects you with whom you need worldwide to have your business grow up.
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Fulfilling the India plus one Strategy (part 2)
Fulfilling the India plus one Strategy (part 2)
Softtek Chief Globalization Officer Beni Lopez led a keynote in: Fulfilling the India-Plus-One Strategy at the Forrester Research's Sourcing & Vendor Management Forum. This short video discuss how organizations have successfully implemented a nearshore component to complement their offshore model -- achieving a truly global delivery model. More information at: blogs.softtek.com
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Inside A Factory 6: The Global Car
Inside A Factory 6: The Global Car
www.tvchoice.uk.com - Inside A Factory 6 The Global Car - 28 mins, 2010 Globalisation means products are now put together using parts from all over the world. This film explains the complex global supply chain which produces the radiator cap for a US pickup truck - the Dodge Ram. WHERE THE CAP IS MADE: The radiator cap is actually manufactured in India - at Sundram Fasteners. Cheaper labour has enabled them to steal a march on their competitors in more developed countries. Meanwhile British companies Berck and PCR supply parts to Sundram to make the radiator caps. Their answer to the cheaper labour in emerging markets is to use new technology to increase productivity. FINAL ASSEMBLY: From India the radiator caps travel to Tenessee, US, where another company actually manufactures the radiator - Modine Radiator. Modine ships the radiator to a factory in Warren, Michigan, where the pickup truck is finally assembled. But constant competition means that supply chains are always changing and to stay in the game, companies off-shore work to lower cost countries, such as China, to keep their costs down. CUTTING COSTS: Car-makers are trying to squeeze more and more out of their suppliers by the use of modules and platform sharing. But as their supply chains spread out across the world and become ever more complex, manufacturers face a growing array of problems - any of which could cost them dear if things go wrong. DVD EXTRA: A British car worker describes what it's like to work <b>...</b>


