Sentence examples for has a competitiveness from inspiring English sources

Now, Kentucky has a competitiveness problem.

"It has a competitiveness problem and deteriorating public finances.

Ms Fernández did admit that Argentina has a "competitiveness problem".

The country has "a competitiveness problem, not a trade problem," says Ricardo Mendes of Prospectiva, a consultancy in São Paulo.

You don't have a competitiveness problem if your wages are sufficiently low.

The first was that many countries in the eurozone had a competitiveness problem.

We have a competitiveness gap between the periphery and the core that must be closed through some combination of falling wages in Portugal, Spain, etc. and rising wages in Germany.

It has a growing competitiveness problem and a dangerous addiction to the riskiest types of foreign capital.Living on the edgeFor now, foreigners seem unworried.

Mr Sarkozy is not temperamentally suited to retirement, and has a highly charged competitiveness that suggested he would never rest until he had a chance at evicting the man who dislodged him.Since 2012, Mr Sarkozy has indeed mostly kept a low profile in France, jetting about the world instead to give lucrative lectures.

Mrs. Merkel, with support from President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, has proposed a "competitiveness pact" in an effort to get all 17 euro-zone countries to coordinate policy on a wide range of issues.

One immediate macroeconomic implication is the pressure to increase wages, which in turn has a direct impact on competitiveness.