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- Education, Instruction and Learning
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- Experiences (In any dimension or context)
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Great point, but lets just be careful with averaging, Some French managed to work much less than 35 hours, e.g. in public services, but many more, including the Entrepreneurs work themselves to death like anywhere else in the world...
Come to France but be rather a public employee than an entrepreneur...
Posted by: dominique turcq | 01/08/2010 at 03:11 AM