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Monitoring Wage developments in EMU.
Wage developments too shall be analysed, whereby wage increases would predominantly be regarded as an impediment to competition.
The latter requires appropriate wage developments and an increase in the rate of productivity growth.
Wage developments and fiscal measures should take account of each Member State's competitive position and productivity growth.
Export world vice-champion Germany, the wage developments of the last 10 years, more than 2000 billion EUR state debt.
Wage developments most important single factor in employment; where unemployment is high, no alternative to policy of wage moderation.
Economic growth was primarily driven by domestic demand,as strong credit and wage developments boosted private consumption and investment.
Promote wage developments that are consistent with the maintenance of price stability; and.
This may lead either to an erosion of competitiveness or, in the case of too modest wage developments, to weaker aggregate demand and growth.
In particular, wage developments remained moderate.
Some improvements can be noted in the labour market where employment growth recovered to 0.4 per cent in 2004 supported by moderate wage developments.
Competing sectors and wage developments are making this a real challenge for companies.
Some Member States have introduced far-reaching reforms of their wage-setting andindexation systems to ensure that wage developments better reflect productivity developments over time.
Appropriate wage developments are an essential ingredient of an employment-friendly policy mix.
In the light of recent developments on prices, the Council considers essential that wage developments in Spain must continue to be geared towards price stability.
Without reforms and moderate wage developments, average growth in the EU would have been around 2.2 per cent instead of 2.6 per cent over the 1996-2001 period.
Real wages increased steadily in the period from 1993 to 1998;the partly high increase rates were due to favourable wage developments in only a few branches.
Nonetheless, wage developments remained moderate, so there was no evidence of underlying domestic inflationary pressures building up in the euro area.
Due to the risk of secound-round effects from past oil price increases, wage developments will be monitored carefully, as these might result in upward price pressures.
Moderate wage developments are not only important to improve the employment situation, but also for better nominal convergence within the Community.
A further important aspect of restoring competitiveness is to ensure that wage developments are aligned with productivity developments, via a further decentralisation of the wage fixing mechanism.
Wage developments seem to be in line with productivity in most Member States and have contributed to rebalancing within the Euro Area.
Upside risks are associated mainly with second-round effects of recent oil price shocks,future oil price developments and wage developments against the background of the rapid expansion in domestic demand.
In several Member States, the failure of wage developments to reflect local productivity and labour market conditions is linked with labour mobility issues.
Recent wage developments in the Czech Republic, Estonia, and Hungary confirm this concern as they exceeded productivity trends.
The document regulates wage developments in the private sector, while public sector wages are set according to a separate annex.
Wage developments and the evolution of non-wage labour costs should also be continuously monitored as there is a need to improve wage responsiveness to economic changes.
In particular, macro-economic policies and appropriate wage developments should continue to support investment, growth and employment and the business environment should facilitate entrepreneurship and job creation.
With regard to wage developments there is no reason to assume that inflationary bottlenecks will emerge on the supply side of the labour market in the foreseeable future.
The Governing Council stresses that wage developments should be avoided which would eventually lead to inflationary pressures and harm the purchasing power of all euro area citizens.