Sentence examples for cost competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Only Ireland, where prices have fallen 0.8% over the past twelve months, is moving in the right direction.European Central Bank estimates of cost competitiveness tell a similar story.

One thing I like about this story is that it makes sense of another anomaly: wide divergence in different measures of Italian cost competitiveness, for example in this IMF study (pdf).

That pushed up unit-wage costs relative to those in the rest of the euro area (notably super-competitive Germany) and cost competitiveness declined steadily (see chart 3).

The reason of implementing RFID is line with Walmart's corporate strategy of being cost competitiveness and faster response (Vowels 2006).

The cost competitiveness of nuclear power is weakening as wind and solar become more established," according to the report, titled Nuclear Power in the UK.

Germany slowly regained the cost competitiveness it lost after unification.

Again, that may be smart politics - but it weakens the PO's cost-competitiveness.

Faster inflation makes it easier to restore cost-competitiveness in depressed industries and regions.

Significantly, cost-competitiveness is often considered to attract FDI, which leads to deregulation and liberalization.

"Solar was the biggest single contributor, thanks to the huge improvements in its cost-competitiveness over the last five years".

Its cost-competitiveness has declined and its public debt was already 106% of GDP last year and will now rise still further.