Examples of using Declining competitiveness in English and their translations into German
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Declining Competitiveness Dampens ifo Export Climate.
Member States with high but stagnating or declining competitiveness.
America's declining competitiveness as an attractive place to locate production and employment.
Member States with modest and stagnating or declining competitiveness.
Member States with modest and declining competitiveness: Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Malta, Slovenia.
This results in long delivery times, unhappy clients and declining competitiveness.
The competitiveness, or rather, the declining competitiveness of the European Union is the biggest challenge that we are facing.
The proposal therefore takes into account the potential impact of a full de-coupling in these sectors,in particular the risk of production abandonment and a declining competitiveness of rural areas.
Member States with modest and stagnating or declining competitiveness: Slovenia, Bulgaria, Croatia, Malta and Cyprus.
Declining competitiveness is best captured in a single indicator: unit labor costs, which measure the average cost of labor per unit of output.
It is a matter of the utmost priority to tackle our declining competitiveness, to generate more growth, create new jobs and reduce poverty.
Thus, the proposal takes into account the potential impact of a full decoupling in these sectors andin particular the risk that production would be abandoned and of declining competitiveness of rural areas.
Member States with strong but declining competitiveness: Belgium, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Austria, Finland, Sweden and the United Kingdom.
The EESC supports the objectives of the Europe2020 strategy stressing the importance of tackling our declining competitiveness, generating more growth, creating more jobs and reducing poverty.
European leaders waste political energy and capital to meet demanding budget targets, while nothing is done to address the really vital challenges: aging populations,high tax burdens, declining competitiveness.
Member States with high but stagnating or declining competitiveness: Belgium, the United Kingdom, Austria, France, Italy, Luxembourg, Sweden and Finland.
Though Luxembourg's economy remains very healthy at present, there are a number of problems: thepotential for longer‑term growth could increasingly be affected by declining competitiveness owing to relatively fast growth in payroll costs.
It will allow Greece toturn the page on years of unsustainable policies and declining competitiveness through decisive steps to return the public deficit and debt to a sustainable path and to unlock the potential of the Greek economy.
These figures run entirely counter to the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy and the EESC therefore believes that itis a matter of the utmost priority to tackle our declining competitiveness, to generate more growth, create new jobs and reduce poverty.
From the standpoint of growth and employment,public and private debt masked an absence of productivity growth, declining competitiveness in the tradable sector, and a range of underlying structural shortcomings- including labor-market rigidities, deficiencies in education and skills training, and underinvestment in infrastructure.
Energy's emergence as a focal point for European leaders makes sense, given that it lies at the confluence of the three existential threats facing the European Union:a revisionist Russia, the declining competitiveness of European businesses, and climate change.
The real problem, namely to put a stop to the rising unemployment caused by the European economy's declining competitiveness compared to that of the USA and the Asian economic area by creating competitionboosting framework conditions in the Member States, was not discussed in Florence, let alone were any measures taken in that direction!
However, taking account of the potential impact of a full decoupling in these sec tors,in particular the risk of production abandon ment and a declining competitiveness of rural ar eas, the Commission is proposing some special conditions: the support scheme for tobacco will be fully decoupled, but in three stages; the schemes for cotton and olive cultivation will continue to in clude a specific, coupled payment.
Annual productivity growth has been stubbornly sluggish, rarely rising above 2% for much of the past two decades,reflecting both missed opportunities and declining cost competitiveness.
The main reasons for this are a decline in competitiveness on external markets, slower growth, and a more sustained ex pansion of real per capita labour costs 1,5% a year.