阿里人:有一种品质叫阿里生活

阿里人究竟是什么样的形象?追求的是什么样的生活?这似乎很难进行精确的表述,因为每个人都不一样,哪能用一支温度计去测量?可是,这么大的世界,能聚集在阿里共同奋斗的阿里人,难道就没有一点共性吗?平均年龄在二十六七岁,有休闲着装的自由一族,也有穿着讲究的小资,看各种铜版纸印刷的精美时尚杂志,受过良好教育,有不错的收入,工作忙碌,但有自己的爱好,会出没在电影院和图书馆,会思考自己想要的生活,规划自己未来的生活模式——这,是不是年轻勤奋的阿里人画像呢?     

属于你的“两厢”情愿——热门A级掀背对决

在目前国内汽车市场中,紧凑级别车型显然仍会是家庭甩车消费的主流。而对于很多年轻消费者而言,两厢车型所具备的造型时尚、小巧之躯下不乏充实够用空间的特性都合乎他们的用车所需;再加上日趋兴盛的改装文化渗透,购车门槛相对较低的两厢掀背车型自然而然成为年轻族群欢迎和追捧的对象。     

A BUDGET FOR STERLING AND A BUDGET FOR JOBS

In our assessment macroeconomic policy is now tighter as consequence of the Budget than we had assumed in February. We interpret the Budget speech as indicating higher interest rates (tighter monetary policy) and, in consequence, a stronger exchange rate. On this basis we find that the prospects for inflation are slightly better than before, though output is weaker. Additionally we forecast a PSBR in 1985-6 of £ 63/4bn, below the official forecast of £7.1bn but in line with our February forecast. Of £7.1bn but in line with our February forecast. Because output is lower, however, this implies a tighter fiscal policy.
The other main change to our forecast is unemployment. The changes to National Insurance Contribution scales represent a very cheap way of reducing the cost of employing the lower paid, and we estimate that these measures, together with the extension of the Youth Training Scheme and Community Programme, will create an extra 375,000 jobs and training places by 1988. However these effects are partially offset by the effects on output of the higher interest rates and higher exchange rate that we are now forecasting. When account is also taken of the increase in labour supply that follows any increase in employment, the net effect on unemployment is to reduce it by 300,000 by 1988 compared with our February forecast.     

CALL FOR PAPERS

This paper is devoted to an analysis of financial ratio adjustment in European financial statements. To that end, we use an hierarchical model based on the partial adjustment model. This model allows us to distinguish between adjustments that are due to external shocks and which affect all countries, on the one hand, and those resulting from internal shocks which affect the relative position of one country with respect to the rest, on the other. In addition to estimating the average adjustment coefficients of each ratio, we locate those countries that have a behaviour which is significantly different from the rest. We find that, in general, the evolution of the ratios analysed is mainly determined by their adjustments to external shocks, with the ratios related to the profit and loss account demonstrating a greater sensitivity to all types of shocks. By contrast, the debt ratios show the least sensitivity. When considered on a country-by-country basis, the most significant differences appear in the results ratios, with Spain being the country that is most sensitive to external shocks, and Denmark and Germany being least sensitive to all types of shocks.