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Villa Mombaldone
Villa | 4 bedrooms | sleeps 8
|Key Info
The villa is ideally located on the fringe of Mombaldone, a small village in the heart of the Piedmont region, with wonderful views across the surrounding countryside. The large, fully enclosed private gardens have a luxurious 11 metre swimming pool in the front lawns, surrounded by fruit trees and vines, with numerous areas for relaxing and dining in the sun or the shade.
The villa itself was recently renovated, with an emphasis on retaining the traditional qualities and comforts of the property, whilst being fully equipped with all modern conveniences including free WIFI. The well-proportioned rooms with marble floors and high ceilings emphasise the spacious interior and give a light, airy feel to the property.
The four-bedroomed property comfortably accommodates eight people and is ideally suited to extended families or two families holidaying together. There is everything on site for a self-contained holiday, but the location of the villa means that guests are on the doorstep of the world-famous vineyards of the Piedmont region, and less than an hour from the delights of the Italian Riviera. The property is easily accessible from the main Acqui Terme to Savona Road.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|Savona 45 km
|Will consider
|Corporate bookings, House swap, Long term lets (over 1 month)
|Car advised
|Nearest Amenities
|500 m
|Nearest travel links
|Nearest airport: Genoa 78 km, Nearest railway: Mombaldone 500 m
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages, Suitable for people with restricted mobility
|Pets welcome, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|Log fire, Internet access, DVD player
|TV, CD player, Satellite TV, Wi-Fi available
|Kettle, Toaster, Iron, Hair dryer
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms of which 1 En suites and 2 Shower rooms
|Single beds (4), Double beds (2), Cots (1), Dining seats for 8, Lounge seats for 9
|Linen provided, Towels provided, High chair
|Private garden, BBQ, Bicycles available
|Secure parking
|Further details indoors
Ground floor includesspacious hallway, large double aspect living room, kitchen diner with French doors, utility room with large american-sytle fridge freezer, large family shower room, twin bedroom and en-suite double bedroom (king size bed).
First floor includes spacious landing and balcony, twin bedroom and double bedroom (king size bed), shower room and large landing area with balcony overlooking the gardens. Two cots are available, making a maximum occupancy of 10.
50 inch High Definition Plasma TV
Satellite Dish with Freeview
X-Box 360 with Kinect and games
Selection of DVDs, books and board games
|Further details outdoors
Private outdoor swimming pool (11 x 4 metres) with internal steps
Sun-loungers and garden furniture.
Throughout the gardens there are several areas to BBQ and eat 'al fresco'
The lawned area offers the children the chance to run around and play
Mature trees offering the opportunity to escape from the heat of the sun.
Property is surrounded by secure fencing
|Further details
Welcome pack on arrival
The North West Italy region
Piedmont is a geographically diverse region, relatively undiscovered and famous for producing some of the world's finest food and wines. It boasts some of Europe's most stunning landscapes with a multitude of vineyards and rolling hills, interspersed by forests, meandering rivers and fast flowing streams. The property itself is set in a tranquil location, the Bormida River to the side and rear attracting an abundance of wildlife including deer, otters, owls, heron and kingfishers.
Less than an hours drive takes you to the Italian Riviera where one can choose from a selection of chic, cosmopolitan resorts to secluded coves along the Mediterranean coastline.
The region's mountains to the West of Turin provide spectacular settings for many internationally renown ski resorts within two hours drive. For the more casual skier there are several nursery and snowboarding slopes within an hours drive of the property.
Turin is the regional capital and possesses many fine shops and museums of historical interest, which are well worth a visit. Serravalle Designer Outlet near Milan is Europe's largest designer outlet with 180 stores and showcases many Italian brands such as Bulgari, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Versace, as well as other major international brands.
For a more relaxing day out, there are several Regional Parks and Nature Reserves within easy reach where you can see the local flora and fauna of this beautiful unspoilt landscape. A two hour drive to the North takes you to some of the most stunning lakes in Europe. These are Lakes Como, Maggiore, Lugano and Orta where one can relax and enjoy the views or partake in many of the water sports on offer.
Acqui Terme
This property is located on the edge of the small village of Mombaldone, in the Piedmont region of North West Italy. The villa is easily accessible by road or rail, just half a kilometre from the main Acqui Terme –Savona Road and has a rail station in the village. Visitors can enjoy the countryside, lakes and coast and are in easy reach of the main cities of the region, i.e. Milan, Turin and Genoa. Although Piedmont is world renowned by food and wine connoisseurs it still remains relatively undiscovered by mainstream tourists.
The villa's location, with the Italian Riviera one hour to the south, and skiing one hour to the west, provides a climate of contrasting seasons, with hot Mediterranean summers and snow filled alpine winters. Springtime brings mild days, when the blossoms and fruit trees burst into bloom, whilst autumn provides a blaze of colour and signals the picking of the grapes from the numerous vineyards across the region.
Mombaldone itself is the only village in the Asti region that is still surrounded by its original walls. The entrance to the ancient village is through a Gothic-style entrance door to the shelter, which has been preserved in its original medieval form. The most important monuments converge on Piazza Umberto at the centre of the village and although the 13th century castle is now little more than a ruin ravaged by time, it is also well worth a visit.
In the village there is a post office, shop, rail station and local bar. The local shop is open every day and supplies all the essentials required for a self-catering holiday including freshly baked bread. The train is a useful and practical way to visit the beautiful, small villages along Italian Riviera; tickets can be purchased from the post office. A 5 minute drive or a 20 minute walk takes you to the village of Montechiaro D'Acqui, where there is a bank, ATM, chemist, butcher, baker, garage, bars, and one of the best pizza restaurants in the area.
Local Attractions
Acqui Terme
Only 20 minutes' drive from the villa is the spa town of Acqui Terme. It is steeped in history, yet has designer shops, boutiques, fabulous restaurants and great cafés as well as a hypermarket where you can purchase everything you may require for your stay.
The thermal water comes to the surface in Piazza Bollente, in the centre of town. People come from miles around to bottle the sulphuric scented water from the fountain, which is heated naturally to 75°C, due to its health giving properties.
Acqui Terme also boasts one of the largest outdoor swimming pools in Europe consisting of 3 linked pools, with areas for the very young, and for those that are very brave with 10 metre diving boards!
The Piedmont area is famed around the world for its selection of fine wines. These include Barolo, Barbaresco, Barbera, Dolcetto and Moscato D'Asti. Many wine tours take place throughout the region and most distilleries welcome visitors to sample their wines on site and take samples away at competitive prices.
Piedmont's local cuisine is renown throughout Italy, the precious white truffles of this region are a special delicacy, with special truffle markets being held in Alba during the autumn months.
Antique Markets are well known throughout the region and usually take place on a weekend.
The local food and household markets are still very much a traditional way of life in Italy and a great way to shop:
There are 3 Golf Courses within 1 hours drive of the Villa that welcome visitors
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7 Sep 2014
"Very comfortable stay"
Comfortable, well-equipped villa in rural location, we had a very relaxing stay. Carole was extremely helpful and responded to our queries very quickly. She left us a lovely Welcome Pack. I would h… More
20 Oct 2013
"Really a perfect place"
We were two couples here for a week in September; it was sunny all week and in a really beautiful place. The house is fantastic and equipped with everything you need, we made great use of the barbecu… More
25 Jul 2013
We were two families traveling With 4 childre fra 2 to 6, and we had a great time. The villa and it's garden were better than expeted. The swimmingpool were perfect for all of us. The closed garden were well suited for small childeren, they can run around and like crazy:) And the owner helped us in a second when we contacted them. We had two perfect week's in Villa Mombaldone:)
So pleased that you had such a good time.
29 Aug 2012
"A beautiful, peaceful, well equipped villa."
If you're looking for a peaceful, well-equipped villa with all the extras included, this is the place for you. Beautiful location, gorgeous pool, you will feel relaxed as soon as you drive thro… More
28 Aug 2012
"Quiet Place In the Country"
We stayed at Villa Mombaldone for a week with our two young boys. The house was as presented in the photos and description. Everything was clean and prepared for our arrival. The pool and patio are… More
9 Jul 2012
"Great villa with super swimming pool"
We just returned from a week in the villa, in the beginning of July. We were two families with a small child each. Our daughter (aged 5) in particular absolutely LOVED the swimming pool which had clean warm water and a beautiful view of the Piemonte countryside around, including the little vineyard that is part of the garden. Every day, my husband and daughter spent one hour in the morning and one hour in the evening in the pool, playing, and could have spent more time in it - if we hadn't done sightseeing.
The area is beautiful, in a small valley with hills around. There are some pretty villages and plenty of vineyards in the vicinity. If you are willing to spend extra time in the car (1-2 hours each way), you can do a lot more: from the larger cities of Turin or Genova to the mid-sized towns of Asti and Alba, to the Ligurian coast (Noli, Finale Ligure, San Remo) or the Alps.
The villa is spacious and very nice, well equipped with everything (ie washing machine etc). It has a huge beautiful garden, we had breakfast and dinner outside almost every day. We even saw fireflies glowing in the evenings! The owner Carole, was extremely helpful, with some more special needs we had and always responded quickly to our queries.
We can recommend it highly!
19 Jun 2012
"Beautiful villa!"
We had a great time here, although the first 3 days were quite rainy. The house is very well equiped (also for children) and is spacious, so it was no problem at all to stay in the house. 4 Large bed … More
31 Aug 2011
"Fabulous area and villa"
The villa is spacious and very well equipped - everything you need for a wonderfully relaxing holiday is there. The pool is a great size and both the village of Mombaldone and the nearby town of Acqui Terme are well worth visiting. Highly recommended.
25 Jul 2011
"Relaxing rural retreat"
Located in fabulous countryside, this is a really peaceful retreat. The villa has recently been restored in a very traditional yet comfortable style. There is a super pool and bbq area, enabling us t… More
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FOXBORO -- When it comes to replacing Aaron Hernandez in the Patriots' offense, Kellen Winslow Jr. knows he'll only be a small part of the puzzle.
Hernandez, who went down with an ankle injury in the first half of Sunday's loss to the Cardinals, is one of the most versatile offensive options in the league, capable of being deployed any number of ways. With that in mind -- and with Hernandez expected to be on the shelf for a month -- the Patriots tweaked their personnel slightly on Wednesday, adding Winslow and bringing veteran wide receiver Deion Branch back into the mix.
While the return of Branch will help provide depth and some positional flexibility at wide receiver, Winslow also brings an added dimension to the passing game. The 6-foot-4, 240-pounder caught 75 passes for 763 yards and two touchdowns with the Buccaneers last season, and he's recorded at least 66 catches while accounting for 730 or more receiving yards in each of the last three years.
"We'll see how Kellen fits in. I've never coached him before, don't have any background with him, but [we] feel like he might have a chance to help us so that's why he's here," said Patriots coach Bill Belichick. "He's been productive. He's been a productive player for quite awhile."
"I just met Kellen yesterday for the first time," quarterback Tom Brady said Wednesday, "so I'm excited to get out there and practice with him. I think he's excited to get started, too. Aaron has been a huge contributor for us and every time he's in there, he seems to be making plays. We'll see how it goes without him or with him, I don't know. It's just a matter of him feeling well enough to go out there and play."
"Winslow was also in the Tampa Bay system with Pete Mangurian, who coached in New England," said Baltimore defensive coordinator Dean Pees. "So, there's not as big a transition for people there, with Winslow coming into this system, as somebody might think, as just some tight end coming in from somewhere else. He'll know the system.
"How they use [Winslow] … the one thing, being with them for six years, there are so many different ways they can approach this game, and they have. I have seen a lot different ways. I think you just have to be prepared for a lot of different scenarios personnel-wise. They brought Deion Branch back. There are a lot of different things that can go on there. Like I said, having been with them for a long time, there are a lot of different ways they can approach this game. We're going to have to be ready for all of it and see how they start it, see how they play."
Winslow, speaking before practice on Thursday, said that there are some "similarities" between what he's done over the course of his career and what Hernandez has accomplished. They are both longer, leaner receivers who fit the same mold -- tight ends who are more accomplished as pass catchers than blockers.
However, Winslow cautioned reporters that he is no Hernandez.
"You just have to watch tape. There's some similarities there," Winslow said. "[Hernandez is] probably one of the most versatile tight ends in the game, if not the most. He goes all around the field. He can play any position. He's very versatile in what he does and he's smart. So, yeah, he's a very good player.
"It's going to take me a while to catch up to where he's at."
"Winslow is a more traditional receiving tight end, but he's never been any threat to run, and isn't nearly as elusive as Hernandez with the ball in his hands," said Sam Monson, an analyst for Pro Football Focus. "Think of him essentially as a big wide receiver who teams usually treat as a tight end and will leave in to block. He's not very good as a blocker, but he isn't so completely one-dimensional that teams just treat him as a wide out like they did Hernandez.
"I think he gives the Patriots an interesting option, and can certainly get down the field from two tight sets, but he's no Hernandez."
Shortly after the Seahawks released him earlier this month, the Patriots kicked the tires on Winslow earlier this year when they brought him in for a visit. It was a getting-to-know-you session, but also one where New England likely wanted to ask some pointed questions about his health -- Winslow has been dogged by right knee problems over the course of his career, so much so that he acknowledged Thursday that he plays in pain.
When asked about questions surrounding the health of his knee, Winslow -- who first injured the knee two games into his rookie season with the Browns -- shrugged it off.
"It's a question every year. The thing I concentrate on is missing games because then there's nothing to hold against me," he said. "It's my dream to play. Like I said, if I was missing games every year or something like that, it would be true."
The 29-year-old is the latest in a line of second-generation NFL players the Patriots have signed over the last couple of years, joining a group that includes Matt Slater, Bobby Carpenter and Andre Carter. Taken in the first round of the 2004 draft out of Miami, he's played with the Browns and Bucs, but acknowledged Thursday that he has some work to do when it comes to picking up the Patriots' system -- he said he's been in the playbook "non-stop" -- but has already gotten some face time with quarterback Tom Brady.
"At the end of the day, football is football," he said. "What they're doing here is ... the volume of the playbook is a lot. It's going to take some time to get used to, but at the end of the day, football is football. It's just verbiage, and getting used to the calls, getting used to Tom's cadence, and just knowing now only what I have but what everyone else has, because people switch positions here."
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You will be spoilt for choice in terms of food at this 3-star Vladivostok hotel as the restaurant serves breakfast, lunch and dinner, so you are sure to find something tasty to tempt your palate. You can find a sauna on site so you will be able to take some time out to de-stress. Guests can also enjoy drinks as there is a bar/lounge.
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A free buffet breakfast is served each morning.
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AZIMUT Hotel Vladivostok offers 607 guest rooms with free local calls. Cable TV channels offer entertainment at the end of a busy day. Corporate travelers visiting the Vladivostok area will benefit from free wireless high-speed Internet access as well as phones. For comfort and convenience, each guest room comes with a separate sitting area. Shared bathrooms are outfitted with separate bathtubs and showers and complimentary toiletries. Additional comforts include blackout drapes/curtains.
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Distances from AZIMUT Hotel VladivostokArsenyev House Museum - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Mineralogical Museum of the Far Eastern Geological Institute - 0.2 km / 0.1 mi
Stepan Osipovich Makarov Monument - 0.3 km / 0.2 mi
Lenin Statue - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Railroad Square - 0.5 km / 0.3 mi
Vladivostok Ferry Terminal - 0.6 km / 0.4 mi
Arseniev State Museum of Primorsky Region - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Dynamo Stadium - 0.7 km / 0.4 mi
Youth Theater - 0.7 km / 0.5 mi
City Embankment - 0.8 km / 0.5 mi
Oceanarium - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Vladivostok Central Square - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Monument to the Fighters for Soviet Power - 0.9 km / 0.5 mi
Vladivostok Fortress - 0.9 km / 0.6 mi
City of Military Glory Memorial Complex - 1 km / 0.6 mi
The preferred airport for AZIMUT Hotel Vladivostok is Vladivostok (VVO-Vladivostok Intl.) - 36.5 km / 22.7 mi.
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After learning of the alleged incident on May 27, Pinkerton administrators placed Howes on administrative leave, said Chip Underhill, executive director of public relations and external affairs said.
"We received a report, we researched it, and we acted on it, which included administrative leave followed by termination," Underhill said.
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Couper, Mick P., Eleanor Singer, Carrie A. Levin, Floyd J. Fowler, Angela Fagerlin, and Brian J. Zikmund-Fisher. 2010. "Use of the Internet and Ratings of Information Sources for Medical Decisions: Results from the DECISIONS Survey." Medical Decision Making, 30(Suppl. 5): 106S-114S.
Background. The rise in Internet use for seeking health information raises questions about the role the Internet may play in how patients make medical decisions. Objective. To examine Internet use and perceived importance of different sources of information by patients making 9 specific medical decisions covering prescription medication initiation, cancer screening, and elective surgery. Setting. National sample of US adults identified by random-digit dialing. Design. Cross-sectional survey conducted between November 2006 and May 2007. Participants. The final sample comprised 2575 English-speaking US adults aged 40 y and older who had either undergone 1 of 9 medical procedures or tests or talked with a health care provider about doing so during the previous 2 y. Measurements. Participants indicated if they or other family members used the Internet to seek information related to each of the specific medical decisions and rated how important the health care provider, the Internet (if used), family and friends, and the media (newspapers, magazines, and television) were in providing information to help make the medical decision. Results. Use of the Internet for information related to specific decisions among adults 40 y and older was generally low (28%) but varied across decisions, from 17% for breast cancer screening to 48% for hip/knee replacement. Internet use was higher at younger ages, rising from 14% among those aged 70 y and older to 38% for those aged 40 to 49 y. Internet users consistently rated health care providers as the most influential source of information for medical decisions, followed by the Internet, family and friends, and media. Limitations. Telephone surveys are limited by coverage and nonresponse. The authors excluded health-related Internet use not associated with the 9 target decisions. Conclusions. A minority of patients reported using the Internet to make specific common medical decisions, but use varied widely by type of decision. Perhaps reflecting perceived risk and uncertainty, use was lowest for screening decisions and highest for surgical decisions.
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Even before the 2014 Lok Sabha elections, the Congress was really worried from Modi style politics as the party and many of its associate regional partners were of the firm view that they will be able to keep the BJP (without Modi) out of power by branding the nationalist party as a communal party and people will again give a fractured mandate so that it can be easily manipulated by the so called secular parties to grab the power at the Centre.
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I'm moving down there and all the houses I've been looking at on line seem to be painted in pale blue or gray and light green. Is that common there? It's pretty but different from what I'm used to and I wonder if my furniture is going to work.
If you are familiar with http://cotedetexas.blogspot.com/, the author features a lot of pastel rooms with white slipcovered furniture and sisal rugs. On the other hand, I have a client who lives near Richmond, and in their neighborhood many of the homes feature rich earth tones and greens.
I'm pretty sure Aychihuahua, who is a regular poster here, is from Texas. She will probably weigh in when she sees your topic, with lots of good information.
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Don't let a wall color stop you from buying a house that is otherwise ideal. Paint is the least expensive way to change a space.
In my area of Central Texas, just north of Austin, I have yet to see a home with a pale pastel interior -- and I moved here 11 years ago. I don't think folks in my neck of the woods are that trendy.
It's a big state, so can find just about any kind of decorating style in Texas you want. Big urban areas like Houston and Dallas are quite sophisticated and somewhat more traditional; Austin is kind of hip/funky; the Hill Country and West Texas have the most stereotypical Texas architecture and decor, with an emphasis on wood and stone.
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This is a Dallas suburb. I know it can be painted but not by me. I'm too old. I've just been looking on line but have an agent there and ready to get serious. Went to get my grandson today and we.re going to get rid of a lot of stuff this week. Thanks for the welcome. My neighbor has a grandson in Austin. My son's down there.
The Greater Dallas RE market is going crazy; I have friends there looking on their own for a small condo near a DART station, and it has been challenging.
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My agent here came by today and said my house should sell really quickly if we can get it on the market soon. Problem is Texas agent hasn't found anything and isn't holding out much hope. I'm not sure what to do now and am really getting uncomfortable.
I second what's been said - it's a BIG state with all kinds of people and tastes. I don't care for pastels and don't have any in my house (I prefer earth tones).
I don't know about the real estate market in Dallas, but Austin is CRAZY (and not necessarily in a good way for those of us who are not selling and are seeing our property taxes go out of control). It's enough to make me want to sell if we had anywhere to go!
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Anonymous: When you think about it, Larry never got a chance. I mean, look at Jason Biggs, then look at Laura Prepon :D But seriously, Larry was sweet and understanding in the beginning and became more of douche as it progressed, but Alex seemed supportive. So yeah, Larry never got a chance. For example, in Imagine Me & You, you'd actually feel bad for Heck.
Anonymous: What do you think was behind Piper's definition of what love is to her? How do you think it refers to Alex, or Larry? Just wondering, I really value your opinions. (:
Anonymous: Pennsatucky is a variation on Pennsyltucky, which is usually used to mock the rural parts of Pennsylvania by comparing it to rural/eastern KY.
Anonymous: Hi bae, I need your expertise. Can you guess how long piper and alex were together in season 2 episode 10 before Alex said I love you? I can't figure it out cause sylvie wouldn't still be raging and pissed at them if it wasn't awhile..but why would they say they love each other if it wasn't? Luv u long time bae
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Anonymous: The thing I dislike about piper is her selfishness, she doesn't care about how the other member of the relationship feels, as long as she has got her secure future. I feel like all she wants is to be seen as a successful human being, and it was a shocked to her system when she found herself picking the danger (alex) over safety, no matter how dry and non-alexy her relationship was with larry, she still needed him, and that just goes to show how much of a ass (love u piper) she can be.
Anonymous: I'm pretty sure Alex will hate Piper so much in the next season for either trying to save her or be with her. They're both assholes, they love and hate each other so much it hurts. I love and hate them :'( What do you think will happen to them when Alex is back to prison?


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The government wants to increase the number of its citizens employed in the private sector by 2021, and will intervene in the labour market if necessary to reach that goal, the UAE's prime minister said earlier this week.
Ruler of Dubai, His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, was listing the government's policy goals for the next seven years in a speech to more than 300 officials in Abu Dhabi.
"Our goal is to increase the Emiratisation in the private sector tenfold. The government will enforce a number of measures if there is not enough incentive for working in the private sector," says His Highness.
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The UAE government has been keen to move more of its citizens to the private sector to diversify the economy and ease pressure on state finances. In fact, Sheikh Mohammed labeled 2013 as "the year of Emiratisation", and the country has intensified its efforts to get nationals into private sector jobs.
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The overall size of the EU economy in 1995, including the three new member states that joined the Union on January 1, 1995 was $7.1 trillion. Private consumption accounts for 63% of the EU's Gross Domestic Product, while gross fixed capital formation contributes 20.3 percent and government consumption adds an additional 17 percent (Hoover, 1995).
In terms of the distribution of economic activity, Germany has by far the largest economy, accounting for 29% of the EU's GDP, followed by France (18%), Italy (13%), and the United Kingdom (13 percent). Per capita income for the EU as a whole is about $21,748, ranging from over 180 percent of the average in Luxembourg to less than 70 percent in Spain, Greece and Portugal (Hoover, 1995).
Stagnation, Growth and the Economic Union
As stated in the introduction, in the first half of the 1980s, prior to the single-market program, the economies of the soon to be Economic Union countries experienced a surge in investment. Stagnation had reduced European competitiveness in the 1970s and the increasing inability of the European Community to function effectively and resolve problems led member governments to conclude that increased cooperation would be necessary to increase economic efficiency and competitiveness (Calingaert, 1988).
The European Community Commission published a white paper on "Completing the Internal Market" in June of 1985. This paper was a detailed plan for the removal of mo


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BMW Drivers Podium at Virginia International Raceway
2013 Street Tuner-class champions Terry Borcheller and Mike LaMarra, driving the No. 23 Burton Racing BMW 128i, raced to their second-consecutive Street Tuner podium with a third-place finish in Saturday's 2.5-hour Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge at Virginia Raceway International, in Alton, Virginia. The duo won the last round's race at Road America. (more…)