Sentence examples for improving its competitiveness from inspiring English sources
Portugal, also at the centre of market turbulence, today announced radical reforms to its labour laws in an attempt to convince markets and EU leaders that it is serious about improving its competitiveness.
And third, he is aiming to raise the French economy's performance by improving its competitiveness.
Ireland has done even better in improving its competitiveness, and as a result its exports have boomed, growth has resumed and its double-digit unemployment rate has begun to tick down.
That way, at least, it could write down the value of its private and public debts, as well as cutting its wages and prices relative to those abroad, improving its competitiveness.
"The revival plan is going further, moving faster and reaching deeper than we previously forecast," said Carlos Ghosn, Nissan's president and the architect of a sweeping overhaul aimed at reducing Nissan's bloated cost structure, paring its mountain of debts and improving its competitiveness.
Manufacturing servitization is considered in Europe as one of the important developments in the years to come to allow European industries improving its competitiveness in the market.
The Round Rock, Texas-based company said it expects its costs will increase as it pushes to improve its competitiveness, cut jobs and invest in infrastructure and acquisitions.
It is argued that FDI improves its competitiveness through technology transfer and the effects of myriad externalities and that foreign as well as domestic investment can alter a country's economic volume and pattern of trade in many income-enhancing directions (Ajayi 2007; Swenson 2004).
