In which European companies to invest?

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Rouen Business School, MGM, Current Issues in the Global Economy, Essay, In which European companies to invest?

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In comparison with many emerging countries where the fast growths in population and economy have been increasing exponentially, Europe has been quite a steady market for the past ten years. (...)
While everybody's attention is focused on the emerging countries' economies, also known as BRIC's (Brazil, Russia, India and China), it is very important to state that the European market, in the meantime, also shows really motivating improvements.

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[...] Today, competition and technology advances are generating a relentless pressure for a drastic change in the European transport. It is time for Europe to take advantage of this trend and follow the collaboration of the countries. There is no doubt that European consortium will continue to work together to compete with the new emerging Chinese and Indian companies. Companies to invest in: EADS, Dassault Aviation, Rolls Royce, Airbus, BAE Systems, GKN Aerospace, Thales Medicine and pharmaceuticals can be also an option. [...]

[...] Current Issues in the Global Economy 29/10/2010 Topic: In which European companies to invest? In comparison with many emerging countries where the fast growths in population and economy have been increasing exponentially, Europe has been quite a steady market for the past ten years. In the course of the slack foreseen in all the major global economies, Europe conceals several very interesting and lucrative key sectors to invest in. While everybody's attention is focused on the emerging countries' economies, also known as BRIC's (Brazil, Russia, India and China), it is very important to state that the European market, in the meantime, also shows really motivating improvements. [...]

[...] It is the time for investors to reinforce their trust in European collaborative companies such as EADS or Airbus. Undisputedly, green energy production will be a cornerstone of Western Europe development, and even if people doubt about the proposition of the companies for the moment, it is one of the best direction to go for a shareholder. Without any doubt, Eastern Europe will be the labour force of Europe. All the Western's industrial companies have or will have production plants in Slovakia, Romania, and Hungary etc. [...]

[...] European pharmaceutical companies are amongst the best in the world, with 6 companies in the top 10 (in 2008) in terms of revenues. At the end of 2008, the global pharmaceutical market were was planned to grow to $ 929 Billion in 2012 (an annual growth of over the next five years). Last year, France, Germany and England represented over 50% of pharmaceuticals sales in Europe. The future trends focus on mass therapy, generics products and dietetic products helping to prevent health risks. [...]

[...] On a long term scale, it is important to quote Turkey as one of the most important market for investors from now on. Investor should focus very quickly on the Turkish Banking and Telecommunications companies, without forgetting the petrol companies. Europe should not affray investors for the simple reason that it has all the tools to develop new markets, and is able to be technically above the others in the markets it has been leader since several decades. [...]