Sentence examples for competitiveness concerns from inspiring English sources

Such competitiveness concerns will likely result in regulatory arbitrage and new sources of shadow banking risks.

Certain exemptions would be made for energy intensive sectors where there is robust evidence of significant competitiveness concerns in a system analogous to Climate Change Agreements (CCAs).

The study, conducted in Switzerland in 2015 after a similar proposal failed by more than two million votes, cites distributional and competitiveness concerns among the most common reasons why voters rejected the revenue-neutral carbon tax.

But these benefits must be balanced with privacy and competitiveness concerns.

At the same time, it has been stressed that too comprehensive calculation might result in a LW that is too easy to discredit through competitiveness concerns (Hirsch 2017).

While the stronger verification and enforcement powers of governments may explain why much labor income insurance is publicly organized, the relative efficiency of private financial arrangements varies across countries and over time in ways that, along with international competitiveness concerns, contribute to explain public policy choices (Bertola and Lo Prete, 2013).

To best support competitiveness, decisions concerning automation should be treated as one of several decisions in a manufacturing strategy.

Siemens A.G., Germany's biggest electronics company, said today that it would eliminate about 1,800 jobs in two units to increase competitiveness amid concern that rising interest rates might slow economic growth and corporate earnings.

It has said that to attract new business the Bridgend operation "would need to ensure its competitiveness" and addressing concerns relating to the plant's efficiency would be "high on the agenda".

The final area of negotiations concerns competitiveness and is the easiest part of the talks.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said Hungary was "very satisfied with the first three baskets [of the negotiations] – sovereignty, economic governance and competitiveness – but has concerns about the fourth, and have advocated against the proposals on child benefits".