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Yet many of the proposals in the original Startup and AGREE Acts, along with additional recommendations by President Obama's Council on Jobs and Competitiveness, helped pave the way for the bipartisan JOBS Act.

Still, you might say that talk of competitiveness helps Mr. Obama quiet claims that he's anti-business.

The visa thus ensures fair standards and competitiveness, helping to bolster our economy.

But its competitiveness has helped a rapid, export-led recovery.

I have always believed that it was this unrelenting competitiveness that helped to precipitate her final breakdown.

Yet the big B-schools hardly lack for brand power — think Harvard, Stanford, Wharton, IMD, INSEAD, London Business — and their competitiveness is helped by the fact that it costs a lot less to hire student consultants from an A-list B-school than it does to sign up even a C-list management consultancy.

On the one hand, the influx of low-wage, hard-working immigrants - and some high-skilled ones - has probably bolstered our economic recovery by improving corporate competitiveness, and helped the government pay down its excessive debts (because these migrants tend to pay more in tax than they take out in benefits and use of the welfare state).

Export competitiveness will help South Korea rebound from a slowdown as global growth recovers, Moody's said.

Economic liberals say immigrants refresh the labour force, boost competitiveness and help provide the taxes to sustain middle-class entitlements.

The prime minister wants a European Union dedicated to free trade and competitiveness, which helps business rather than tying it in red tape.

"With companies leaving Britain, weakening an already ailing British economy," he said, the government should revisit the tax "to restore our competitiveness and help prevent more companies from deciding to leave the U.K".