BEP met compta anglais 2005

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Lire attentivement tout le document.Utilisation d'un dictionnaire bilingue ou d'un traducteur électronique non autorisée(à l'exception duBEP MECSI : dictionnaire bilingue autorisé) .Plastic bags . .... . .., but at a price!JOHANNESBURG : Some people were resentful yesterday when they realised theywould have to pay for their plastic bags from Friday when buying groceries ."Sometimes it's your last R20 in your pocket . Are you nowexpected tospend iton plasticbags?"a domestic worker asked .5 The price of a bag ranges from 25 to46 cents.Mary Phiri, 64, said the rich would be able to afford to pay, but the poor wouldnot. "This will cause problems."Phil Dukashe, 27, a freelance producer, said he disagreed with the newlegislation because "people nowhave to budget for plastic bagsand for groceries" .10 The new iaw, which requires manufacturers to produce thicker bags that last longer, isto promote repeated use ofthe bags and encourage recycling. ( . . .JCustomers may choose whether to buy the new government-specified bags, take theirown bags or carry their shopping withoutbags.Many people intenriewed at supermarkets in Johannesburg were unaware of15 the new law .Simon Molele, a gardener, said: "I didn't know l'd have to pay for plastic bags .This is a bad idea."Celia Theart, a social worker, disagreed. "It's a good ides . It's environmentallyfriendly . In the beginning mightit be a problem, butpeople will get used to it."20 Giovanni Pisanello, 76, said: ...
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