1. Trade And Economy The Brookline High School Latin Club webpage contains information relating to the BHS Latin Club, as well as Roman history and culture and the Latin language. Roman trade and economy. Igor Malioutov In sum, labor, industry, and trade in the Roman world, at all aftermath of the conquest of greece; by analyzing the situation more thoroughly http://snafu.mit.edu/~bhslatin/history/trade.shtml

Roman trade and economy Igor Malioutov Due to Rome's strategically important location and it's effective military organization, this, once diminutive city under the rule of Etruscan kings, was not only able to overthrow the last of Etruscan monarchs, Tarquinius Superbus, but moreover expanded into an empire that would succeed in dominating the rest of the Mediterranean. Roman Empire was probably the most advanced and powerful civilization at the time. It was amongst the biggest consumers and suppliers of an immense variety of materials across the Ancient world. It's trade routes went as far as North Africa and China; Roman economy played a crucial role in the development of ancient civilizations and was itself of a colossal structure and strength. Furthermore, the flourishing overseas trade promoted the exchange of ideas and as a result contributed to the dispersal of science, architecture, and crafts, consequently having an enormous effect on Roman life, and Roman Empire as a whole. Throughout the Roman Empire, agriculture remained the primary occupation of people and was the Empire's most important industry. Food was the single most significant item of production, consumption, and trade, both in volume and in value. In sum, labor, industry, and trade in the Roman world, at all periods, were dominated by agriculture. Peasants typically grew more food than they just needed to keep alive and produced a surplus, which was either exchanged at the local market for goods and services or was involuntarily surrendered as taxes paid to the state and rent paid to landowners. This transfer of agricultural surplus from producers to consumers through trade, taxation, and rent formed the foundation of the Roman economy and of the Roman state.

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Français Contact Us Help Search ... News from Canada About Canada - Economy and Industry Canada's Economy ... With a population of 30 million and a GDP forecast to exceed $830 billion in 1997, Canada is one of the world's largest economies. A member of the G7 group of leading industrial countries, Canada enjoys an enviable standard of living, an excellent infrastructure, a highly educated and skilled labour force as well as a well-deserved reputation as a successful trading nation. Canada's leading industries include automobile manufacturing, pulp and paper, iron and steel work, machinery and equipment manufacturing, mining, extraction of fossil fuels, forestry and agriculture. Canada's leading exports are automobile vehicles and parts, machinery and equipment, high-technology products, oil, natural gas, metals, and forest and farm products. Energy ... The core of Canada's energy industry has traditionally been defined as the production of petroleum, natural gas, hydroelectricity, coal and uranium, all of which are part of Canada's resource endowment. There are also newer, and increasingly more important components of our energy industry - energy efficient alternative fuels and renewable energy, such as solar, wind, biomass and "small" hydro projects. Canada's energy industry also encompasses a wide variety of other activities, such as the transformation, transportation, distribution and refinement of energy products. These activities include petroleum refining, petroleum and natural gas pipelines, retail gas service stations, the transmission and distribution of electricity, and the thermal production of electricity from various types of fossil fuels ...

3. OECD Science, Technology And Industry Scoreboard 2001 - Towards A Knowledge-base OECD Science, Technology and industry Scoreboard 2001 Towards a knowledge-based economy 20% of total manufacturing trade and for over 10% in Norway, Poland, greece and Australia. http://www1.oecd.org/publications/e-book/92-2001-04-1-2987/D.7.3.htm

OECD Science, Technology and Industry Scoreboard 2001 - Towards a knowledge-based economy Table of Contents Economic Structure and Productivity D.7.3. Comparative advantage by technology intensity Contribution to the manufacturing trade balance, 1999 Change in contribution to the manufacturing trade balance between 1990 and 1999 D.7.2. The indicator shows that few OECD countries are specialised in high- and medium-high-technology industries. In 1999, the structural surplus in these industries represented more than 15% of total manufacturing trade for Japan, about 7.5% for Switzerland and around 5% for Germany, Mexico and the United States. A considerable number of OECD countries still have a strong comparative advantage in medium-low-technology and low-technology industries. The structural surplus of Turkey, New Zealand and Iceland in these industries accounted for more than 20% of total manufacturing trade and for over 10% in Norway, Poland, Greece and Australia. Contribution to the trade balance via If there were no comparative advantage or disadvantage for any industry j A positive value for an industry indicates a structural surplus, and a negative one a structural deficit. The indicator is additive, and individual industries can be grouped together by summing their respective values: by construction, the sum over all industries is zero. To allow comparisons across countries, the indicator is generally expressed as a percentage of total trade or of GDP.

4. About Greece - Economy Greek industry has traditionally concentrated on textiles, processed foods and Keyindicators of greece's thriving economy include Government deficit trade, http://www.greece.gr/ABOUT_GREECE/CountryProfile/about_profile_economy.htm

Home About Greece Country Profile Contents Introduction Geography Government The Greek People ... Cultural Life Economy The achievement of a sound and forward-looking economy within the framework of the European Union is a major factor in the development of contemporary Greece. Rapid economic progress has enhanced Greece's international status, particularly in the surrounding region. Greece's GDP surpasses that of all Balkan countries (except Turkey) combined. The economic policies that increased Greece's per capita income to $11,500 last year include: Increased funding of education Training and welfare programs More employment opportunities in the fields of technology and telecommunications Administrative reforms to increase efficiency in public services Taxation changes, to tackle tax evasion and help narrow the gap between rich and poor

5. Southeastern Europe Launch Pad: Chambers Of Commerce And Industry, Foreign Trade of Commerce and industry, foreign trade, trade Points, directories and Chamber of economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber of Commerce and industry. greece (based in Australia) http://www.inv.gr/se_europe_seelp3.htm

INV International Ltd. Southeastern Europe Launch Pad Chambers of Commerce and Industry, foreign trade, Trade Points, directories and business clubs Add your URL to this Launch Pad CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY South-Eastern Europe Chambers of Commerce and Industry network (SE-CCI) Association of Balkan Chambers (ABC) Albania Union of Chambers of Commerce and Industry of Albania Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber of Economy of Bosnia and Herzegovina Chamber of Commerce of Sarajevo Canton Bulgaria Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Vratsa Bulgarian-Jordan Chamber for Economic Cooperation Croatia Croatian Chamber of Economy (CCE) Cyprus Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCCI) FYROM Economic Chamber of Macedonia Greece Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Heraklion - Crete Chamber of Arcadia Chamber of Fthiotida and Eurytania Camera di commercio italoellenica (Italian Chamber of Commerce in Greece) ... Hellenic-Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Industry Greece (based in Australia) Hellenic Australian Chamber of Commerce And Industry (Western Australia) Inc. (HACCI)

6. Trade With Greece - Magazine Activities of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and industry. economy cooperation betweenBlack Sea countries an European Union greece on the threshold of Euroland http://www.acci.gr/trade/No16/16index.htm

Table of Contents - ISSUE No16 September/November 1999 (The articles are in PDF format. If you can't read them you must download Acrobat Reader) Activities of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry Economy cooperation between Black Sea countries an European Union Greece on the threshold of Euroland ... ptimism for Greek Athletics

7. Trade With Greece - Magazine economy Positive comments on the Greek economy The new November 1999January 2000The Greek industry in the exports 1998 The consolidation law in greece 1999A http://www.acci.gr/trade/No17/17index.htm

Table of Contents - ISSUE No17 Spring 2000 (The articles are in PDF format. If you can't read them you must download Acrobat Reader) Editorial Activities of the Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry The Greek economy after its participation at EMU ... The Greek weight lifting team triumphs at the World Championship

8. Country And Industry Studies Of Trade Providing the latest research results since 1993 Search tips title=fiscal or author=levine Home JEL Classification Disintegration by Djankov, Simeon Freund, Caroline (RePEccprceprdp2545) trade and Exposure by Kathryn M.E. Europe The Case of greece by Dimelis, Sophia Gatsios, Konstantine The Political economy of trade Regimes in Central Europe by http://netec.mcc.ac.uk/WoPEc/data/JEL/F14.html

9. TDS; Passports, Visas, Travel Documents - Greece The euro is expected to boost trade, help dismantle foreign exchange earnings, althoughthe industry has been About 12 million tourists visited greece in 2001 http://www.traveldocs.com/gr/economy.htm

Greece ECONOMY The government has succeeded in reducing budget deficits and inflation, two key factors that allowed Greece to join the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU) on January 1, 2001. On January 1, 2002, Greece, along with 11 out of its 14 EU partners, adopted the euro as its new common currency. The euro is expected to boost trade, help dismantle the last remaining market barriers within the EU, and stimulate production. The Greek economy is expected to grow 3.5% in 2002 and continue at robust rates above projected EU averages. Years of austerity and reform programs, however, have increased unemployment in some sectors. Foreign investment has also dropped and efforts to revive it have been only partially successful. Greece's large general government debt is projected to drop to 99% of GDP ($135 billion euros) in 2002. Many structural problems persist and privatization of the telecommunications, banking, aerospace, and energy sectors has not moved at the pace originally proposed. Services make up the largest and fastest-growing sector of the Greek economy. Tourism is a major source of foreign exchange earnings, although the industry has been slow to expand and suffers from poor infrastructure. About 12 million tourists visited Greece in 2001 with net revenues exceeding five billion euros. Industrial activity posted increases for the seventh year in a row, rising by 6.1% in 2000. Greece's food industry is expanding rapidly to support new markets in neighboring countries. High-technology equipment production, especially for telecommunications, is also a fast-growing sector. Agriculture employs about 15% of the work force and is still characterized by small farms and low capital investment, despite significant support from the EU in structural funds and subsidies. Traditionally, a seafaring nation, the Greek merchant fleet totaled 5,101 ships in 2000, with 1850 registered under the Greek flag.

10. Home Countries Politics Economy Business Finance Regulations 03 Jan 2003 greece trade regulations. 17 Dec 2002 - World industry Cadbury secures$4.2bn purchase 13 Dec 2002 - China economy WTO market-access schedule http://www.viewswire.com/index.asp?layout=articles_list&industry_id=12

11. AHI Completes Successful Delegation Trip To Greece And Cyprus Christos Panagopoulos, Ambassador of greece to Cyprus Rolandis, Minister of Commerce,industry and Tourism including those related to trade, economy, the Cyprus http://www.ahiworld.com/062402.html

Lobby M Calendar of Events M Publications M Newsletter M Press Releases M Annual Report FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE MM CONTACT: CHRYSOULA ECONOMOPOULOS June 24, 2002 MM No. 33/02 (202) 785-8430 AHI Completes Successful Delegation Trip To Greece And Cyprus From May 19-31, 2002, leaders of the American Hellenic Institute (AHI) participated in a successful trip to Greece and Cyprus, making stops in Nicosia, Thessaloniki and Athens. The delegation, comprised of AHI founder Gene Rossides , AHI Executive Director Nick Larigakis , AHI Advisory Committee member Kostas Alexakis , and AHI member Andreas Pericli, Ph.D. , held substantive talks with government officials, diplomats, academics and businessmen in all three cities. Cyprus The AHI delegation arrived in Nicosia on May 20 for a full schedule of meetings and events, beginning on May 21. Among the many highlights of the Cyprus portion of the trip were meetings held with: Christodoulos Christodoulou , Governor of the Central Bank of Cyprus;

12. Access To Europe greece Hellenic Ministry of Foreign Affairs The Greek economy (Emb. DC) Councilof Hellenes Abroad. Iceland Ministry of industry and trade Statistics Iceland. http://www.economia-bruselas.gob.mx/english/access_to_europe.htm

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13. The MoJo Wire--Action Atlas, U.S. Arms Sales MOJO wire information on arms around the world including details on countries and companies involved Category Society Issues Warfare and Conflict Arms trade...... of Congress to keep one of the economy's largest employing than $270 million worthof weapons to greece and nearly thanks to the US defense industry and its http://www.motherjones.com/arms/

Countries Argentina Australia Bahrain Belgium Brazil Canada Chile Colombia Czech Rep. Denmark Egypt Finland France Fr. Guiana Germany Greece Hong Kong Hungary Indonesia Israel Italy Japan Kuwait Luxembourg Malaysia Mexico Netherlands New Zealand Norway Peru Philippines Poland Portugal Romania Saudi Arabia Singapore South Korea Spain Sweden Switzerland Taiwan Thailand Turkey U.A.E. U.K. Venezuela Exporters Alliant Tech. Boeing General Dyn. GE Honeywell Litton Lockheed Northrop Raytheon Textron United Def. United Tech. Arms Around the World It was the early 1990s and then-presidential candidate Bill Clinton was on the campaign trail making promises: "I expect to review our arms sales policy and to take it up with the other major arms sellers of the world as a part of a long-term effort to reduce the proliferation of weapons." Ah, campaign promises. But the economy was in the doldrums, and the prospect of cutting arms sales sugar daddy to one of the nation's largest industries didn't thrill either labor or corporate America. What's more, the Gulf War had just ended the previous year, and it was the best extended commercial an arms salesman could ask for. (Indeed, some arms manufacturers incorporated bombing videos into their promotional materials.) Countries were clamoring for the high-tech weapons that made for such good TV. So, once elected, Bill Clinton did what he does best: He took advantage of the opportunity. Rather than insert human-rights concerns into the arms-sales equation, as did his Democratic predecessor President Carter, Clinton decided to aggressively continue the sales policies of President Bush, himself no slouch when it came to selling U.S. arms.

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15. ASEM/TFAP Officials’ Meeting On Electronic Commerce 24/9 Mr. Paris Nikolis. greece. Embassy of greece in Helsinki. greekcomm@kolumbus.fi. Japan.Ministry of economy, trade and industry. kitaurayasuhiro@meti.go.jp. http://www.ktm.fi/eng/news/asem2002ecom/Participants.htm

ASEM/TFAP Officials’ Meeting on Electronic Commerce - 24/9/2002 Helsinki, Finland List of Participants NAME COUNTRY ORGANISATION E-MAIL Mr. Shungu Mahungu Belgium Ministry of Economic Affairs of Belgium mahungu.shungu@mineco.fgov.be Mr. Nicolas Windelincx Belgium Ministry of Economic Affairs of Belgium nicolas.windelincx@mineco.fgov.be Mr. Wang Xinpei China Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of China wxinpei@moftec.gov.cn Ms. Chen Yiwei China Ministry of Foreign Trade and Economic Cooperation of China chenyw@moftec.gov.cn Mr. Bernt Antell Denmark Royal Danish Embassy in Helsinki berant@um.dk Mr. Philippe Chauve EC European Commission philippe.chauve@cec.eu.int Mr. Antti Eskola (Chair) Finland Ministry of Trade and Industry antti.eskola@ktm.vn.fi Ms. Johanna Ala-Nikkola Finland Ministry of Trade and Industry johanna.ala-nikkola@ktm.fi Ms. Marja Heinonen Finland Ministry of Transport and Communications marja.heinonen@mintc.fi Mr. Tero Kuitunen Finland Ministry of Trade and Industry tero.kuitunen@ktm.fi

16. Economic And Financial Affairs: ACE: Quarterly: Issue 10: Research: 94-0760-R scenarios were evaluated for the development of the region in the panEuropean economy. Measuresof intra-industry trade indicate that greece and the http://europa.eu.int/comm/economy_finance/publications/phare_ace/ace_quarterly/i

IMPORTANT LEGAL NOTICE - The information on this site is subject to a and a 94-0760-R Welcome Applications ACE Quarterly Issue 10 ... Research 94-0760-R Compendium Contacts Economic cooperation in the Balkans: a regional approach to European integration Methodology The research focused on ways to encourage the emergence of regional trading links between the Balkan countries and the difficulties that this process of Balkan regional development will entail. The aim was to analyse economic development in the Balkan countries and the relationships these countries have with European Union (EU) countries. The economic performance, structure and trade relations of the Balkan countries were analysed comparatively in order to detect basic sector trends and development in the region. The structural composition of industry was explored to establish the comparative advantages that different countries have in specific sectors which could form the basis for intra- industry trade. The geographical patterns of trade relations were analysed and related to the macroeconomic framework and industry structure within each country. On the basis of these analyses, alternative scenarios were evaluated for the development of the region in the pan-European economy. Research results Internationalisation and integration of the Balkan economies into the wider European market will be difficult, given the structural and institutional problems in each of the countries in the region. The process will generate severe pressures on their industrial bases, due to competition in the domestic and international markets, and a decline in industrial production as a percentage of GDP is therefore likely. This could lead to a contraction of technology-and labour-intensive industries, and increase trade deficits.

17. Economy - India Bilateral Treaties And Agreements - Volume III GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF COMMERCE AND industry. HE Mr. NICOLAS HADJI VASSILIOU,Ambassador of greece, New Delhi. India Bilateral trade Agreements. http://meadev.nic.in/economy/ibta/volume3/chap156.htm

TRADE AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA AND THE GOVERNMENT OF GREECE New Delhi, 14 February 1958 The Government of India and the Government of Greece being desirous of strengthening and developing commercial relations between the two countries have agreed as follows Article 1 The Contracting Parties agree to accord, subject to their respective import, export and foreign exchange regulations, necessary facilities for the import and export of the commodities mentioned in the attached lists 'A' and 'B'. These lists shall remain in force upto the 31st December, 1958 and thereafter shall be adopted afresh for each calendar year. Subject to specific commitments, if any, with neighbouring countries, commodities from Greece will enjoy, in the matter of import licensing into India, terms no less favourable than those accorded to any other countries in the soft currency area, which includes the countries of the sterling area. Similarly, subject to specific commitments, if any, with neighbouring countries, the import of Indian commodities into Greece shall enjoy the same treatment as is accorded to imports from the countries included in the Organisation for European Economic Co-operation. Article 2 The Contracting Parties shall also endeavour to develop trade in goods not mentioned in Lists 'A' and 'B' in accordance with their import, export and foreign exchange regulations in force from time to time.

18. Ministry Of Economy Of The Republic Of Bulgaria 2002 Bulgarian Tourism To Be Promoted in greece. Fourteen Bulgarian Companies ToSeek trade Partners in To Discuss Protective Measures for the Light industry. http://www.mi.government.bg/eng/pubr/newse/archive.html?Month=10&Year=2002

19. Economy : Link2 Exports - World Export Trade Information For UK Exporters From B by signing a number of trade agreements with some companies that have traditionallyexported through greece. were restricted to the steel industry (Duferco and http://www.link2exports.co.uk/regions.asp?lsid=1968&pid=1427

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Index of Greece Index for Europe Living in Greece Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry - Athens Chamber of Commerce and Industry Information on ACCI including computer applications, industry, international and domestic trade. Athens Stock Exchange - Athens Stock Exchange - Athens Stock Exchange Web, the main node of Financial Information for Greece. Global Money Consultants - Global Money Consultants Global Money Consultants is an international law and investment consulting firm, specializing in international law, immigration and tax law. They can do so many things in so many countries that it would be impossible to list them all. Global is a full service multi-national company based in Greece. Hellas-on-Business - Hellas-on-Business - A website designed to promote Greek businesses worldwide on the Internet. Banks in Greece Banks in Greece - Banks in Greece Real Estate in Greece - Also properties in Europe and the UK ~ Real Estate Alpha Real Estate of Athens - Alpha Real Estate of Athens Providing information on property sales and rentals in Greece. Consulting and construction services available. Brian's Greek Property - Brian's Greek Property Private and commercial property and land for sale in south-east Peloponnese.

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