Head of the Department of Economic Affairs | Director of Economic Affairs

underground economy [ black economy | counter-economy | grey economy | submerged economy | unofficial economy ]

knowledge economy [ knowledge-based economy | knowledge-driven economy | Intangible economy(ECLAS) | Knowledge society(STW) ]

business research scientist | economic advisor | business economics researcher | financial market advisor

clothes product developer | sample room manager | clothing development manager | clothing manager

head of department in a university | head of university department | academic head of department | university department head

black economy | shadow economy | underground economy

Swiss Conference of the Cantonal Directors of Public Health

sales manager | sales director | sales executive | marketing sales manager

The dramatic rise in oil prices which could undermine the recovery of the European economy, caused by the fact that the price of crude oil has tripled since March 1999, once again reveals the European Union's structural weaknesses regarding energy supply, namely Europe's growing dependence on energy, the role of oil as the governing factor in the price of energy and the disappointing results of policies to control consumption.

Waste-to-energy processes can play a role in the transition to a circular economy provided that the EU waste hierarchy is used as a guiding principle which ranks waste management options according to their sustainability and gives top priority to preventing and recycling of waste.

EIF Chief Executive, Pier Luigi Gilibert said: “The role of Microfinance as a tool for job creation and economic growth is becoming more apparent in the European economy.

63. Notes that DG PRES has been reorganised, resulting in the creation of a new DG EPRS (Parliamentary Research Service) and that Parliament's security services have been internalised, resulting in the creation of DG Security; expresses satisfaction that the internalisation of security is projected to produce savings of more than EUR 11 million over the period 2013-2016; notes, however, that five members of the President's Cabinet are earmarked for posts as directors-general or directors in Parliament's administration; criticises this political hijacking of management positions and the undermining of the Staff Regulations; points out ...[+++] that the Union criticises political patronage around the world, and calls for that principle to be observed with regard to Parliament's administration, too; would like to be informed by the Secretary-General on an annual basis on the exact amount saved, which might be a good example leading to the internalisation of other services now provided by third parties;