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Jean-Claude Trichet on the Economy

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KENNETH says: 21 Feb 2011 10:51

i like everything you are contributing to the economy of europe as much as to that of the world. thanks

Tina Powell says: 02 Apr 2010 2:36

Economic Senario: The Wall Street Journal reported that recent law school graduates were having a very difficult time obtaining jobs in the legal profession. Many law schools said that 10 to 20 percent of their graduates still had not found jobs. The historical average had been 6 to 8 percent. Many recent graduates were taking jobs outside law at much lower wages then were typically paid to beginning lawyers. Based on this information, what would be your prediction about lawyer's salaries for the future? Please explain your answers in therms of the market for lawyers fully explaining what changes will occur to demand, suppy, quantity demanded, quantity supplied, and equilibrium price for lawyers (starting wages for layers).

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About this Event

26 Feb 2009

"The External and Internal Dimensions of Europe’s Competitiveness"

Jean-Claude Trichet, President of the European Central Bank (ECB)

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The President of the European Central Bank spoke in a rare public address on the current situation facing the Irish and European economies.

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Jean-Claude Trichet is the President of the European Central Bank.

Theme: Economics and Finance 

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