It's hard to say how much of this reflects genuine concerns about the quality of honey or, on the other hand, economic competitiveness.
The trade-off between energy, environment and social criteria on the one hand, and competitiveness criteria on the other, is a key factor in the design of any integrated energy and transport policy.
In Germany, the "Agenda 2010" reform framework only took a similar path in the first half of the 2000s (Rinne and Zimmermann, 2012), after the country's reunification, euro adoption, and Eastern enlargement had changed the trade-off between high wages and idle labor on the one hand, and better competitiveness on the other.
Henry: Innovation and competitiveness go hand in hand.
On the one hand, increased competition in product markets after the REIA would induce the firm to invest in internal R&D to improve its distinctive technological competitiveness.
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Independent exporters, on the other hand, will lose price competitiveness and market share because of revaluation.
On the other hand, Thailand's rice competitiveness has been eroded since April by the strength of the baht relative to the US dollar, which, together with the Government's rice pledging scheme, has contributed to a rise in export quotations, resulting in a 4percentt contraction in shipments in the first four months of 2006 compared with the same period last year.
The intensity of price based competition, on the other hand, is highly sensitive to the competitiveness of the hospital market.
