Examples of using Structural rigidities in English and their translations into Swedish
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Finally, structural rigidities remain substantial.
On the labour market, for example, structural rigidities remain;
Rather, it would appear that structural rigidities have been a more significant factor in the late
Progress has been made in applying active labour market policies but several structural rigidities remain.
Simulations suggest that structural rigidities impact mainly on investment activity.
Among the possible domestic reasons for the European Union's tepid economic performance, structural rigidities figure prominently.
The observed divergences, however, may also reflect structural rigidities or a lack of productivity,
which to some extent reflect structural rigidities and/or inappropriate national policies.
It is clear that structural rigidities in the financial, labour
The 1970s' image of Europe hampered by widespread structural rigidities does no longer correspond to reality.
which indicates continuing structural rigidities in the labour markets.
Evidence on the determinants of investment point to the need to address a series of structural rigidities in the euro area with the objective of improving the investment climate.
Structural rigidities have often to be overcome,
also helped to eliminate structural rigidities that were sustaining inflation.
address as a priority, the structural rigidities that constrain Africa's development effort,
as well as persistent structural rigidities in national labour and product markets.
address as a priority, the structural rigidities that constrain Africa's development effort, especially the development
The euro area and EU economy ended 2002 on a very weak note due to global uncertainties and persistent structural rigidities that reduce our capacity to react to shocks.
persistent structural rigidities in national labour
Precision engineered internal ribbing provides structural rigidity for advanced protection against drops.
In discrete geometry and mechanics, structural rigidity is a combinatorial theory for predicting the flexibility of ensembles formed by rigid bodies connected by flexible linkages or hinges.
One of the founders of the mathematical theory of structural rigidity was the great physicist James Clerk Maxwell.
It seems to be true the greater structural rigidity announced for this platform,
These applications demand an unusual combination of material properties, such as structural rigidity, electric conductivity
steel help to achieve the best structural rigidity, and increased occupant safety.
A special system of 5 layers of folded steel assures strong fastening of all elements and increased structural rigidity.
Arm base is of integral welding type, good in visibility, and reliable in structural rigidity, strength as well.
remove a roof has other side effects that Land Rover was not willing to give up: structural rigidity.
are used in the manufacture and both maintain a balance between structural rigidity, vibration absorption and weight.
thereby guaranteeing structural rigidity, absorption capacity and lightness to a very high level.