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this kind of service will be the mainstream in the future. Cloud services allow users to store and read data through the Internet. Through the proliferation of a large number of start-ups, they provide a wealth of personalized procts to meet the growing demand for personalized services in the market. Its breeding mode is to provide a whole set of services for start-ups, such as financing, promotion, payment, logistics and customer service, and let the external use of its operation capacity as water and electricity. This is the business model of cloud services.
2.1 Euro promotes the unification of Europe
the birth of Euro marks the realization of monetary unification in Europe again after the fall of Roman Empire, which has experienced a long 19 century. However, the essential difference between the two is that the Roman Empire conquered foreign countries by force and forced the implementation of a single currency, while today's European Union is graally moving towards reunification by means of economic, political and peaceful graal means. All Member States voluntarily ceded part of their sovereignty, including monetary sovereignty. The advent of the euro is the inevitable result of this process. It is particularly worth mentioning that whenever economic, historical, social and cultural factors lead to uneven development and obvious regional differences among Member States, the process of EU integration can be divided into three steps: harmonization, convergence and integration. The legal tools used are: in the stage of coordination and convergence, the general objectives are put forward in the form of directive, and the time for reaching the target is specified, but the member states take specific measures and actions according to their own actual situation; In the unification stage, regulations will be promulgated, which will immediately and unconditionally come into force in all EU Member States. The highest form of unification is to form a "La politique commune", such as the common agricultural policy (PAC) of the European Union, or to establish an economic and monetary union, such as the euro discussed in this paper. However, no matter what, the most important feature of the process of EU integration is that from coordination to convergence and then to unification, it follows an internal and progressive logic law from beginning to end, one link is closely linked to the other, forming a natural trend, which is irreversible. The establishment of free trade area leads to customs union, which gives birth to a unified big market, which needs economic monetary union and political union. It can be seen that each stage of the process of EU integration is not only the result but also the beginning. The significance of euro also lies in this. Its implementation will certainly constitute a new driving force and push Europe to a higher level of union
first of all, the euro will urge EU countries to rectify and strictly manage their public finances, prevent excessive government spending, and strive to create a healthy and stable economic environment, because the budget deficit standard and public debt standard stipulated in the Maryo, together with the other three convergence standards, are irreversible, that is to say, countries applying to join the euro area must meet the above five conditions at the same time, And once it becomes a euro country, it must always accept the constraints of the above five standards, and must not violate the rules, let alone withdraw. For example, in order to catch up with the first train of euro in those years, Italy had to carry out painful national economic system reform, resulting in the government's fiscal deficit decreasing from 11% of GDP in 1990 to 3.9% in 1993. Even France, after some hard work, reced its fiscal deficit to below the decisive 3% at the end of 1997. Almost at the same time, the EU's budget deficit fell from a record 6.2% in 1993 to 2.4% in 1999, and only 1.7% last year. Another more convincing indicator is inflation. Since the level of inflation is the decisive factor for monetary stability, the marjordanian pact clearly stipulates that curbing inflation and stabilizing prices are not only the primary prerequisite for EU Member States to enter the euro zone, but also the primary task of the European Central Bank. From the actual economic operation of member countries, especially the euro countries, the euro effect is very obvious. In the 1970s, the average price rise index of EU countries was as high as 10.6%. After the 1990s, it continued to decline, falling to 1.8% in 2001 and 2.1% in the euro area. Portugal, Sweden and other countries performed particularly well, with inflation rates falling from 13.3% and 10.2% in 1990 to 2.2% and 0.6% in 1999 respectively. In the past three years, France has been the best. When the euro was officially introced in 1999, its annual inflation rate was only 0.8%, which is almost negligible. In 2001, it was only 2.1%, which is far lower than the upper limit standard stipulated in the Maryo
Second, a unified European currency will first strengthen market competition within the EU, promote the circulation of goods and services, and the flow of capital and people, which will force EU countries, especially the euro countries, to strengthen the reform of tax, wage, social welfare and social insurance systems, and realize the convergence of tax and social security systems as soon as possible, In order to narrow the obvious differences with neighboring countries and attract talents and investment. To this end, nine EU countries have implemented the minimum standard wage system. According to the actual amount, it can be roughly divided into three categories: in Spain and the United Kingdom, the minimum standard wage is equivalent to 34% and 37% of the average wage respectively; In Belgium, Greece, Luxembourg and the Netherlands, the minimum standard wage is 39%, 41%, 42% and 44% of the national average wage respectively; France and Portugal were the highest, with 49% and 57% respectively
the third good effect of euro is to stimulate the proction and trade of EU enterprises. In the absence of a unified currency, enterprises in the EU-15 countries, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, have to consider the fluctuation of exchange rate and the additional increase of transaction risk and cost (such as the price difference of foreign exchange, bank charges in payment and transfer), including the uncertainty of proct price. People will never forget that ring 1992-93, the entrepreneurs in dorphine, France, and the owners in Bavaria, Germany, lost their property overnight because of the sudden sharp depreciation of the Italian lira. After the implementation of the euro, because the currency exchange rate between the euro areas has been locked, this kind of risk will no longer exist, and the similar tragedy will not happen again. According to the estimation of French experts, the cost saved by trading in euro is equivalent to 0.3% - 0.4% of the GDP of the 15 EU countries. Only France can save 25 billion French francs per year. For enterprises, this means the rection of costs and the enhancement of competitiveness. The euro also greatly improves the transparency of proct prices and service prices, which is concive to fair competition, deepening the European unified market, improving the macroeconomic environment for enterprises to survive, and ultimately promoting the economic and trade development of the whole EU. Indeed, in the past, intra regional trade accounted for 60% of the total export trade of EU Member States, but now this share has increased to nearly 80%, reaching 1.6 trillion euros. In this sense, the euro is a factor in European economic growth
fourthly, the emergence of euro is leading to the asset restructuring of European financial markets, or to the unification of European financial markets. This is because after the implementation of euro, the elimination of exchange rate risk enables more and more investors and securities issuers to raise a large amount of funds at low cost, expand the trading capacity of stocks and securities, and obtain scale benefits in the short term, so as to attract more enterprise groups, multinational companies and indivials to use Euro instruments for diversified investment in the euro zone. In 1998, before the introction of euro, the total amount of US dollar securities issued in the European financial market was 409 billion US dollars. After the official launch of euro the next year, it reached 470 billion US dollars, an increase of 15-20%. Over the same period, the total amount of Euro denominated securities has doubled from $221 billion in 1998 to $522 billion in 1999
fifthly, what is more important is the positive impact of the euro on the employment situation in Europe. For a long time, a traditional idea popular in western economics, especially in French economics, holds that money and employment are always a pair of irreconcilable contradictions. Currency devaluation is concive to foreign exchange earning through exports and employment opportunities. Strong currency suppresses inflation and economic growth, resulting in underemployment. In fact, it is not so absolute. As we all know, Switzerland, the United States and Germany are all countries with strong currencies, but they also maintain a high economic growth rate and employment rate. The French franc depreciated five times ring 1981-1987, but the French economy did not recover. The unemployment rate soared from 7.4% to 10.5%. Therefore, a weak currency does not necessarily guarantee employment. Just as a strong currency does not necessarily lead to unemployment, the key depends on whether the value of the currency really reflects the overall economic situation of the country, such as inflation rate, national budget, foreign trade situation, and the competitiveness of domestic procts. Through a comprehensive analysis of the EU data in recent three years, it shows that the euro fully reflects the overall economic strength of the EU, and thus plays a role of "stabilizer" and "booster" for the economic development of the EU. Stability enables enterprises and economic people to take a long-term view, enhance investment confidence, increase investment, and expand the scale and capacity of reproction. Stability makes free trade institutionalized and sustainable development, promotes the optimal allocation of human, material and financial resources, which will directly or indirectly create more employment opportunities. According to the data provided by Eurostat, since the euro came into being in 1999, the unemployment rate in the European Union has been on a downward trend year by year, from 10% (more than 18 million people in 1999) to 7.6% in 2001. In 1999, the number of unemployed people in France reached 2.5 million, accounting for 11.1% of the employed population. At present, it has dropped to below 2 million (8.8%) with a record drop of 15% annually
finally, the euro promotes European political integration. The realization of European Union and the establishment of a pan European federal United States is the ideal pursued by generations in Europe. The process of European integration has such a strong political will since its inception, but limited to the consideration of the current situation and other subjective and objective conditions, the designers of the "European building" adopted a pragmatic attitude and chose the development path of "economy first, politics later" and "political economy", but in any case, they never gave up the ultimate goal of European political integration. Therefore, from this point of view, the significance of the euro, such as the European customs union and the European unified market, are the means to promote the unification of Europe. The core content of Maastricht Treaty in 1992 is to realize the union of European economy and currency, and start the European political union. This marks the natural transition of EC from "political economy" to & quot; Politicization of economy & quot; Stage. It is after that that that the EU has obviously stepped up the pace and strength of European political cooperation: it has appointed former NATO Secretary General Solana as "Mr. European security", specializing in the common diplomacy and security of the EU; For the sake of peace and stability in Europe, a 60000 strong European rapid reaction force and a 5000 strong European police force will be set up, and a unified European arrest warrant system will be implemented; The accession negotiation process of 12 candidates from central and Eastern Europe will be concluded at the end of this year, and the first batch of new members will be accepted by 2004 at the latest. It is particularly worth mentioning that the EU recently appointed Giscard destein, a staunch European unionist and highly respected former French president, as the chairman of the EU Commission for institutional reform, which shows its determination and willingness to promote European Union
another important reality of the euro driving and promoting European Union is that more than 300 million European citizens have never approached and cared about the European Union as they do today, because a common currency means a common country, and this unique sense of cohesion and identity is the permanent cornerstone of the future "Temple of European unity". Expansion 2
In StarCraft 1, three farmers mining a gas mine and two farmers mining a crystal mine are the most efficient. In StarCraft 1, the ratio of farmers to mines is 2:1. If there are more farmers, they will run around. If there are 1.5 times, the mines will be idle. If there is a special shortage of gas mines, four farmers can choose to mine one
in StarCraft, mining farmers can get 8 crystal mines at a time, and this value can't be increased. Rapid access to mineral resources can only be achieved by increasing the number of farmers
extended data:
StarCraft farmers need to mine on the scattered map when mining stones. Six to eight pieces of ores in the mining area of StarCraft map are put together. Generally, the content of one piece is 1500 units, and each piece can only be collected by one collector at most; StarCraft's single mine cannot be collected by two or more farmers at the same time
the ore will disappear after collection. Gas can be extracted after building a refinery at a similar crater, and the content of a gas crater is generally 5000 units. After the gas wells are exhausted, the farmers can continue to exploit, and the mining amount of the gas mine is reced from 8 to 2< strong>
click a probe to press ba, It can be built on a green Smoky Mountain with two holes...
it can also be built on the green Smoky Mountain with the third foundation building selected by the farmer
cost: 100
life points: 450
shield: 450
armor type: heavy
armor: 1
probes convert unprocessed gas energy into Protoss (P Gas mines and mainframe don't need to be built in the crystal range.
some mines don't have gas mines.
if you are a beginner, you can go to the star of sina game to have a look:
http://games.sina.com.cn/zhuanqu/sc/scunit/protoss/building1.shtml
under the mouse box, it's just right to remove more than 2 rows of gas mines
all ethnic groups are the same. There will be no volume collision when t has mining mules, so the economy of T is better with the same number of farmers.
take a look at the strategy. There are mine Smashers on the 19th floor.