[Tips] Category: European Union Sort by: visit | title   122 records found in 7 pages. Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Essential Principles of Economics: A Hypermedia Text   URL: http://william-king.www.drexel.edu/top/prin/txt/EcoToC.html   Serving as a overview of economics for beginners, this site is based of the lecture notes of Roger Ashton McCain III, a professor of economics at Drexel University. The text's 31 chapters are divided into two sections which cover both Microeconomics and Macroeconomics. Each chapter includes an overview and multiple choice questions to quiz users's comprehension, and the text includes hypertext icons that lead to citations, observations, explanations, and equations. Professor McCain views his site as a work-in-progress as well as a textbook, and continues to revise the site.   3357 visits has been made through our site.   Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey)   URL: http://www.tcmb.gov.tr/   Central Bank of Turkey, With Turkish and English version.   2034 visits has been made through our site.   FT Euro - European and economic monetary union   URL: http://www.ft.com/emu/   Financial Times provides special report on European Monetary Union. ft.com is a free site, but to use personalisation features such as the Global Archive, News By E-mail and Portfolio service, new users must first register.   1332 visits has been made through our site.   Euro Economic Sources and Economic Policies in the EMU   URL: http://www.econ.yale.edu/~corsetti/euro/Euroit.htm   Focusing on online resources that examine the European Monetary Union and the Euro, this Website offers a comprehensive collection of research papers, readings, chronologies, news, and conferences. Created by Giancarlo Corsetti, professor of economics at Yale University, this site starts with a group of readings that cover basic information about the Euro and the European Union. A vast collection of research papers are organized alphabetically by author and also by topic ranging from "Electoral and political cycles" to "The implications of Kosovo for the euro." The site also links to official and government sites, and news and commentary sources.   1050 visits has been made through our site.   E U R O- One currency for Europe   URL: http://europa.eu.int/euro/html/entry.html   This is the European Commission's internet site dedicated exclusively to the euro - one currency for Europe. Whether you are a citizen interested in your future currency, a specialist working on technical preparations for the changeover, or a surfer passing by; this site has useful and interesting information in all eleven official languages of the European Union. The site is regularly updated with applicable documents as, and when, they become available and also provides access to an electronic version of Infeuro, the Commission's own newsletter on the euro, plus other sites with useful information on the single currency. The EURO site serves as one reference point for general and technical information on the changeover to the new European currency.   931 visits has been made through our site.   European Central Bank   URL: http://www.ecb.int/     930 visits has been made through our site.   The Czech Republic and the European Union   URL: http://www.mzv.cz/EU/   This website and the links provide comprehensive information on the efforts that the Czech Republic puts into its preparation for EU membership, as well as on the progress of the accession negotiations. The website is provided by the Czech Republic.   901 visits has been made through our site.   EU-Forum -- ICANN Forum for the European Region   URL: http://nomad.tallship.net/mailman/listinfo/eu-forum   The is a regional forum offered by ICANN for members of the region to express their feeling to the candidates and for the candidates to express their opinion to the members. ICANN is an organization that seeks cooperation with other regional groups and a group of small voices to build up a true bottom-up constituency.   898 visits has been made through our site.   Food, Agriculture and EU Accession   URL: http://www.wye.ac.uk/EU_ESG/Ceec.html   The website contains maps of countries which are are most likely to become new members in the early part of the next century. The website is devoted to policy questions for food, argiculture and enlargement. The website is provided by Wye College.   856 visits has been made through our site.   Summary of Euro Debate   URL: http://www.king.ac.uk/~en_s007/euro/eurosum.htm   A debate on the topic: For or against a single currency.   835 visits has been made through our site.   EU pledges 'rapid' force troops   URL: http://europe.cnn.com/2000/WORLD/europe/11/20/eu.defence.02/   News provided by CNN on November 21, 2000. It says,"It is the first step in building up the EU's military power, more than 100,000 troops, some 400 aircraft and 100 ships would be available to respond to crises once the force is set up."   819 visits has been made through our site.   EU Law   URL: http://www.ecsa.org/eulawsection.html   The ECSA EU Law Section will concern itself with the interplay between the judicial decisions of the ECJ and the Court of First Instance and the political and economic concerns of the EU. The web site is written by European Community Studies Association, Inc. European Community Studies Association.   808 visits has been made through our site.   Netherlands (De Nederlandsche Bank)   URL: http://www.dnb.nl/index.htm   With Dutch and English version.   806 visits has been made through our site.   EU Business   URL: http://www.eubusiness.com/   EU Business is provided by Europanet. It aims to provide selected business information to the busy business person. Information available at the site includes European Union (EU) law, business developments in Europe, finance and EU programs. The site also keeps track of European Commission proposals and the progress of draft legislation. Users interested in doing business in Europe will find this site a useful guide to facilitate the process.   782 visits has been made through our site.   Money- Past, Present & Future   URL: http://www.ex.ac.uk/~RDavies/arian/money.html   Glyn Davies, Emeritus Professor at the University of Wales, collaborated with Roy Davies to create this web site. The site traces the development of money through history with a series of essays. The first essay details a chronology of money from the earliest times; other essays discuss the pendulummeta theory of money, the origins of money and banking, warfare and financial history, Celtic coinage, the Vikings, money in North America,the European Monetary Union, government control of the money supply, and Third World debt. Users can also search the site on a particular topic.   747 visits has been made through our site.   The Beef War -- BBC   URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/business/the_economy/newsid_343000/343475.stm   In 1988, the European Union banned the import of US beef, citing that hormones injected into the animals could cause cancer. Earlier this year, however, the World Trade Organization ruled that the EU's reasoning for the ban was unfounded and allowed the US up to $116.8 million a year of penalty tariffs on European Union exports. The resource here provides documents, news, background information, and commentary on this issue. The BBC Report, "The Beef War," also presents the penalty tariffs from the European perspective, as well as linking to a special report encompassing all of the recent trade wars.   729 visits has been made through our site.   UK Politics: Beef ban meeting underway-- BBC   URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk_politics/newsid_502000/502213.stm   France's hesitancy to lift the European Union's ban on import of British beef: The ban was first set in place in March 1996 after an outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalophy (BSE), or Mad Cow Disease, in Britain. Although the EU lifted the ban in August, France refuses to allow imported beef from the UK, siting continuing fears of an outbreak of BSE. Throughout the month of October, tensions continued to mount as some British stores boycotted French products in solidarity with the British farmers, and the EU reported that the French had been feeding their livestock rendered sewage, a practice the British had deemed unsafe. Last week an unequivocal scientific study sponsored by the EU reveled that British beef is as safe as any other. France's Food Safety Agency, however, continues to claim the beef poses a health risk. Also from the BBC, "Beef ban meeting underway" examines British Agriculture Minister Nick Brown's first fact-to-face talks with Jean Glavany and his attempts to convince his French counterpart to lift the ban.   725 visits has been made through our site.   Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta   URL: http://www.frbatlanta.org/   The site of Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta is intended to introduce users to various publications and programs of the Atlanta Fed, as well as its corporate structure, tour program, and the Monetary Museum. The Federal Reserve System formulates monetary policy, regulates bank holding companies and state-chartered member banks, and provides banking services to financial institutions and the U.S. government.   716 visits has been made through our site.   UK seeks truce in beef war-- CNNfn   URL: http://cnnfn.com/1999/10/28/europe/france_uk_beef/   France's hesitancy to lift the European Union's ban on import of British beef: The ban was first set in place in March 1996 after an outbreak of bovine spongiform encephalophy (BSE), or Mad Cow Disease, in Britain. Although the EU lifted the ban in August, France refuses to allow imported beef from the UK, siting continuing fears of an outbreak of BSE. Throughout the month of October, tensions continued to mount as some British stores boycotted French products in solidarity with the British farmers, and the EU reported that the French had been feeding their livestock rendered sewage, a practice the British had deemed unsafe. Last week an unequivocal scientific study sponsored by the EU reveled that British beef is as safe as any other. France's Food Safety Agency, however, continues to claim the beef poses a health risk. CNNfn reports that the United Kingdom seeks a compromise in order to end the beef war.   709 visits has been made through our site.   The Proposed European Union Copyrighy Directive   URL: http://www.savetheweb.org/eu.htm   The EU will adopt a Directive on digital copyright which will change the law in all 15 EU member states. It aims is to condemn illegal copying, and welcome a modern copyright law for the Internet.   705 visits has been made through our site.   122 records found in 7 pages. Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6 © 2000 The Chinese University of Hong Kong