It is expected designers and R&D specialists can consider the competitiveness of product cost in the early stage of product design to reduce product development time and cost resulting from repetitive modification.
It does not fit in with economic sustainable development and will greatly weaken the competitiveness of Chinese products and make our products lose its advantages in terms of price and technology.
In Nachiappan and Jawahar (2007), the contract price is a variable which is dependent on location, the competitiveness of the products, the production and the operational costs between vendor and buyer(s).
Moving on to the consumption effects of agriculture products, Table 11 indicates that mechanization of agriculture (Scenarios 1 and 2), leads to a decrease of the price of agricultural products and an increase in the competitiveness of domestic products.
With the increased attention given to geographical labeling and the increased awareness of enterprise brands in many countries, anti-counterfeit systems for identifying the origin of agricultural products are important for limiting the production of fake goods and improving the competitiveness of agricultural products.
Their spending is focused instead on maintaining the competitiveness of existing products.
On the other side of the debate, industry insiders say a mandatory reporting scheme would be costly and would harm the competitiveness of EU products.
But monetary restrictions in places like China, she said, were hurting the competitiveness of American products, making the gap difficult to reduce.
A weaker dollar against China's renminbi would bolster the competitiveness of American products in China while making Chinese goods more expensive in America.
"If no solution is found, sooner or later the U.S. economy will slow down, which will weaken the U.S. dollar and in turn reduce the competitiveness of our products".
