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This study aims to identify value chain models in vocational education in developing entrepreneurship. The research method used in this study uses a qualitative approach. The results of the performance of value chain activities that provide added value in developing entrepreneurship are operating activities and marketing activities. Operational activities include curriculum development activities, teaching and learning activities, student self-development and assessment standards. While marketing activities include professional certification institutions and school collaboration with DUDI. There are several activities that can improve the performance of the value chain in developing entrepreneurship, including: (1) Joint commitment to internalize the values of entrepreneurship in each learning activity. (2) Making the development of entrepreneurial learning models based on Contextual Teaching Learning. (3) Optimizing and developing entrepreneurial classes that have been carried out on a massive scale to evaluation and follow-up. (4) Testing of professional certification is carried out in stages with the unit competency scheme. (5) Making production units based on expertise competencies and other relevant competencies. (6) Developing teaching factories both in schools and other institutions that can become facilities for students improve their competence. (7) Creating a small business assistance program for students and graduates through a project work business. (8) Open a new network of cooperation with government agencies or private institutions that focus on the creation of small businesses for students and graduates.

L'objectif de cette étude est d'analyser les déterminants microéconomiques des évolutions macroéconomiques observées sur le patrimoine financier des ménages entre 1990 et 2010. En particulier, ce travail explore le rôle de l'âge sur les choix d'accumulation d'actifs financiers et apporte, sur données françaises, un point de vue empirique à la littérature théorique riche sur le sujet. Un modèle âge-période-cohorte est estimé, en mobilisant les données individuelles issues des enquêtes Patrimoine de l'Insee (menées en 1992, 1998, 2004 et 2010). L'estimation des profils par âge indique que les ménages français ne désaccumulent pas leur patrimoine financier après le passage à la retraite, en désaccord avec la théorie standard du cycle de vie. Par ailleurs, les résultats n'indiquent aucune différence significative dans le profil d'accumulation de richesse financière entre les générations observées. L'analyse du rôle joué par d'autres déterminants microéconomiques tels que le niveau de diplôme vient compléter cette première approche ; si les profils d'accumulation d'actifs financiers apparaissent relativement proches entre générations, ils semblent afficher une forte disparité au sein de chacune d'entre elle. Enfin, l'étude donne quelques éléments d'analyse sur la forte expansion de l'assurance-vie dans le portefeuille des ménages français, identifiant quels ménages y ont le plus contribué.

The Republic of Moldova, a small country landlocked between Romania to the west and the Ukraine to the east, is arguably the most complex of the fifteen countries born out of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova is a borderland that is deeply divided between Romanian speakers drawn towards the European Union and Russian speakers who continue to feel the tug of old ties to Moscow. While Moldova may be on the path toward European integration, in many ways it is a country stuck in the unresolved problems of a Soviet past, especially with respect to territorial and national integrity. Our research will focus on the devolved region in the Republic of Moldova: Gagauzia. Much scholarship is devoted to study of the de facto state of Transnistria, but the situation in the autonomous region of Gagauzia is no less important. Upon the 20th Anniversary of the Gagauz Autonomy, we will provide an overview of the developments in Gagauzia from the proclamation of the Gagauz Republic and the conflict it generated to the present state of affairs in Gagauz Autonomy. We will then evaluate problems and prospects for devolution in Moldova, identifying some acute issues in Chisinau-Komrat relations. Once considered a success and a potential model for settlement of other conflicts in post-Soviet space, we will consider whether autonomy in Gagauzia has been achieved.

The Republic of Moldova, a small country landlocked between Romania to the west and the Ukraine to the east, is arguably the most complex of the fifteen countries born out of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova is a borderland that is deeply divided between Romanian speakers drawn towards the European Union and Russian speakers who continue to feel the tug of old ties to Moscow. While Moldova may be on the path toward European integration, in many ways it is a country stuck in the unresolved problems of a Soviet past, especially with respect to territorial and national integrity. Our research will focus on the devolved region in the Republic of Moldova: Gagauzia. Much scholarship is devoted to study of the de facto state of Transnistria, but the situation in the autonomous region of Gagauzia is no less important. Upon the 20th Anniversary of the Gagauz Autonomy, we will provide an overview of the developments in Gagauzia from the proclamation of the Gagauz Republic and the conflict it generated to the present state of affairs in Gagauz Autonomy. We will then evaluate problems and prospects for devolution in Moldova, identifying some acute issues in Chisinau-Komrat relations. Once considered a success and a potential model for settlement of other conflicts in post-Soviet space, we will consider whether autonomy in Gagauzia has been achieved.

The Republic of Moldova, a small country landlocked between Romania to the west and the Ukraine to the east, is arguably the most complex of the fifteen countries born out of the collapse of the Soviet Union. Moldova is a borderland that is deeply divided between Romanian speakers drawn towards the European Union and Russian speakers who continue to feel the tug of old ties to Moscow. While Moldova may be on the path toward European integration, in many ways it is a country stuck in the unresolved problems of a Soviet past, especially with respect to territorial and national integrity. Our research will focus on the devolved region in the Republic of Moldova: Gagauzia. Much scholarship is devoted to study of the de facto state of Transnistria, but the situation in the autonomous region of Gagauzia is no less important. Upon the 20th Anniversary of the Gagauz Autonomy, we will provide an overview of the developments in Gagauzia from the proclamation of the Gagauz Republic and the conflict it generated to the present state of affairs in Gagauz Autonomy. We will then evaluate problems and prospects for devolution in Moldova, identifying some acute issues in Chisinau-Komrat relations. Once considered a success and a potential model for settlement of other conflicts in post-Soviet space, we will consider whether autonomy in Gagauzia has been achieved.