The GMAT data also reflect the globalisation of MBA courses as passports to well-paid jobs.
Initially inspired by his modernist and European-influenced mentors José Villagrá* and Luis Barragán, Legorreta, while retaining traditional Mexican art and architecture as his spiritual base, found his work reflecting the increasing globalisation of his craft.
In fact, calculates Dan Dooley of PriceWaterhouseCoopers, a foreign firm registered with the SEC is a bit more likely to face a lawsuit in America than an American firm.These numbers partly reflect the greater globalisation of the world's capital markets, as foreign firms increasingly raise money in America.
Multiple additional measures to reflect the contributions of globalisation in all its richness need to be defined.
This disturbing trajectory, argue the mavens of globalisation, reflects the resurgent protectionism manifest in popular opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP), and now in Trump's electoral victory.
Core inflation numbers, which exclude food and energy, may thus reflect the good news about globalisation, but ignore the bad.The Federal Reserve may focus on the low core rate of inflation but workers may be watching the headline numbers, which in most countries have been significantly higher.
The volume reflects the number of people migrating between the different countries and uses data from the Development Research Centre on Migration, Globalisation and Poverty, with one piece of Lego equal to 10,000 people.
With the increasing globalisation of clinical trials in ACS, variations in clinical outcomes by geographic region have been noticed and debated, 15 16 reflecting the belief that treatment benefits may differ by region.
This premium for "talent" may reflect globalisation as the elite are able to move to the countries where their skills are most appreciated.
The pervasive theme here is globalisation itself: a process reflected in the disappearance of boundaries, the increasing integration of the global economy, and flowing from that, the intensification of transnational interactions and influences across physical, political, social and cultural borders [ 37].
