Qualité
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Dans notre entrepôt à Beauvais, un contrôle qualité est effectué minutieusement sur tous nos livres par nos équipes compétentes avant la mise en vente pour déterminer l’état et vérifier qu’il respecte notre charte de qualité. Certains produits peuvent présenter des signes d’usure minimes, les livres comme les accessoires (CD, cahiers d’exercices…) mais seulement si cela ne nuit pas à la lecture. Si vous rencontrez le moindre problème concernant l’état des livres reçus, cliquez ici, notre équipe en charge du service client est à votre disposition et fait son possible pour vous aider.
Ce contrôle permet de déterminer une classification de nos livres détaillée ci-dessous.
Description de l’état d’un livre :
Très bon :
- Livre en excellent état, presque comme neuf, il a été lu très peu de fois
- Présence de quelques marques d’usure mais à peine perceptibles
- Les pages ne sont ni écornées, ni annotées, ni tachées
- La couverture est en parfait état
- Vous pouvez offrir ce livre à vos proches sans aucun doute !
Bon:
- Livre déjà lu et usagé
- Quelques légères marques d’usure (marque de crayon, page un peu écornée)
- Aucune page n’est manquante
- La couverture est intacte
Correct:
- Livre usagé avec des marques d’usure visibles (marques de crayon, pages écornées, petites annotations)
- Aucune page n’est manquante, marques d’usure sans nuire à la lecture (marques de crayon, pages écornées, petites annotations)
- Les accessoires sont présents mais peuvent avoir des marques d’usure
- La couverture de protection peut être manquante
Le Pitch
Présentation de l'éditeur
The 2013 edition of this perennial favourite has been completely updated, revised and expanded with many new features. Full of facts and figures about the world today - on subjects as diverse as geography, population and demographics, business, finance and the economy, transport, tourism and the environment, society, culture and crime - it is a mine of fascinating data that will both inform and entertain. Where else would you discover that:- The G7 economies account for nearly 40% of the world's GDP but only 11% of its population - National income per head in Luxembourg is over $105,000; in Burundi it is $160 - Three of the world's five most liveable cities are in Canada; four of the top ten are in Australia - Between them overseas Indians and Chinese send close to $100 billion home a year - Life expectancy in Japan is nearly 84; in Afghanistan it is under 46 - More than 45% of Qatari women are obese - The US Virgin Islands have the world's highest marriage rate - The United States has 150 million Facebook users - More than 4 billion cinema visits are made in India each year - Luxembourg, the UAE and the United States have the biggest ecological footprints in the world - Costa Rica comes top of the Happy Planet Index, Zimbabwe bottomWith rankings on more than 200 topics, data on more than 180 countries, detailed profiles of more than 65 of the world's major economies and special profiles on the Euro zone and the world.The Economist Pocket World in Figures is always eagerly awaited by its many thousands of fans. No one who wants to be well-informed can afford to be without this new edition.
Revue de presse
Informative, entertaining and insightful ... the fact-lovers Bible ―
Reuters
A diamond on every page ―
Business Life
Everything the armchair globetrotter needs to know about the world ―
Daily Telegraph
Le Pitch
Présentation de l'éditeur
The 2013 edition of this perennial favourite has been completely updated, revised and expanded with many new features. Full of facts and figures about the world today - on subjects as diverse as geography, population and demographics, business, finance and the economy, transport, tourism and the environment, society, culture and crime - it is a mine of fascinating data that will both inform and entertain. Where else would you discover that:- The G7 economies account for nearly 40% of the world's GDP but only 11% of its population - National income per head in Luxembourg is over $105,000; in Burundi it is $160 - Three of the world's five most liveable cities are in Canada; four of the top ten are in Australia - Between them overseas Indians and Chinese send close to $100 billion home a year - Life expectancy in Japan is nearly 84; in Afghanistan it is under 46 - More than 45% of Qatari women are obese - The US Virgin Islands have the world's highest marriage rate - The United States has 150 million Facebook users - More than 4 billion cinema visits are made in India each year - Luxembourg, the UAE and the United States have the biggest ecological footprints in the world - Costa Rica comes top of the Happy Planet Index, Zimbabwe bottomWith rankings on more than 200 topics, data on more than 180 countries, detailed profiles of more than 65 of the world's major economies and special profiles on the Euro zone and the world.The Economist Pocket World in Figures is always eagerly awaited by its many thousands of fans. No one who wants to be well-informed can afford to be without this new edition.
Revue de presse
Informative, entertaining and insightful ... the fact-lovers Bible ―
Reuters
A diamond on every page ―
Business Life
Everything the armchair globetrotter needs to know about the world ―
Daily Telegraph
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