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The document summarizes the state of the euro-area economy in May 2008. It discusses how a credit crunch was reducing consumer spending and business activity across Europe. While GDP grew strongly in the first quarter, confidence was declining in Germany, France, and Italy. Inflation remained above the ECB's target rate, and bank lending to households and firms was decreasing. The Spanish economy in particular was suffering effects of the credit crunch that followed years of credit-fueled growth.
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China's overheating economy
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Employee engagement refers to an employee's emotional connection and commitment to their organization. It influences them to work harder. Key drivers include trust, career growth opportunities, relationships with managers, and feeling pride in the company. High employee engagement leads to customer loyalty and higher profits through the Service-Profit Chain model, where satisfied employees provide better service, leading to satisfied and loyal customers. Management behavior significantly impacts employee engagement levels.
Export or die
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