Sentence examples for competitiveness benefits from inspiring English sources

The race to solar cost competitiveness benefits American consumers and the economy.

By simply talking about stimulus measures, Mr. Abe, who took office late last month, has already driven down the value of the yen, much to the relief of Japanese exporters whose competitiveness benefits from a weaker currency.

Reversed responses could arguably prevail when the competitiveness benefits for country H's downstream agricultural industry, which are derived from the lower prices of the upstream product, more than compensate the corresponding effects of increases in the downstream market competition levels.

For instance, consider the case where the increases in the downstream market competition levels, which are promoted by the lower prices of the upstream product, outweigh the corresponding competitiveness benefits for country H's downstream agricultural industry.

In addition, many key risks to businesses, the economy, and national security would be mitigated, and there would be health, productivity and competitiveness benefits.

It has created historic divergence in competitiveness, benefiting the core countries at the expense of the peripheral ones.

Leading indicators have turned (slightly) positive, suggesting that Britain, whose competitiveness has benefited from the devaluation of the pound, will begin an economic recovery well before the rest of Europe.

China is the largest producer of CA, having more than 70% of the worldwide market share, the competitiveness of which benefits from the robust strains used in China with powerful CA productivity (> 150.0 g/L) from low-cost raw materials such as cornmeal, cassava, sweet potato, and other starch-rich crops.

"We need to create that consensus first, and after that people can fight over sharing the benefits of competitiveness".

Fourth, rethink regulations that impair competitiveness without corresponding benefit.

The Division also will provide policy advice for enhancing linkages throughout the post-harvest system as well as guidance on options for improving the competitiveness of enterprises benefiting rural women who are the major contributors to the post-production sector.