Economic and political climate

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The inclusion of the German Democratic Republic in the Federal Republic of Germany increased the latter's population by 16.5 million and led to a significant rise in consumer demand which cannot be met by local firms alone. This situation indicates that Germany still needs foreign capital and an open world market that will allow the country to increase its export capacity to take advantage of the appreciation of the Deutschmark against the currencies of its major trading partners.

Economic aspects

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Economic and political climate

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The UK economy is characterized by the continual occurence of stop-go cycles. At present, the UK is undergoing one its worst recessions since World War II despite having had a consistent economic policy for the past 14 years. However, the UK remains a strong international presence in the political and economic sphere. In addition, its open-door policy has made it a preferred destination for foreign investment.

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Developments in corporate governance around the world

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The ways in which companies are controlled and directed by their boards and are held accountable are discussed. An analysis of board structures in the UK, US, France, Germany, Holland and Japan and of the growing trend towards greater transparency and accountability of boards is presented.

United States, Interpretation and construction, Japan, Laws, regulations and rules, Netherlands, France, Stockholders, Corporate governance, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Corporation law

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