More of the same will just produce more of the same: less competitiveness, less growth, fewer jobs.
The idea would be to encourage growth through higher German salaries and consumption, more imports and, in a sense, less competitiveness.
However, the differential response of the more and less competitiveness subgroups is compelling, since both were given the same instruction at the start of the larger trial.
There is less competitiveness in relationships when people age.
Subsequently, to enhance the overall competitiveness of the semiconductor manufacturing factory, a capacity re-allocation mechanism is designed to improve the competitiveness of less competitive products without raising the expense of the other products and diminishing their competitiveness.
On the other hand, the United States, which is at seventh place in competitiveness, is less competitive than Sweden, and has a higher level of income inequality than 95 other countries -- including countries like Uganda, Yemen and Egypt.
The measure captures the effect of currency changes on the competitiveness of a country's exports the higher the rate, the less competitive they are.
The researchers devised an academic game to test the students' competitiveness and found that the girls, on average, are significantly less competitive than the boys.
Distinguish between "I'd like her to be less competitive" and "I'd like to learn to live with her competitiveness".
Too many governments believed that, once in the euro, they could worry less about competitiveness.
The economy, he announced, needed nothing less than a "competitiveness shock": a huge transfer of €30 billion ($38.8 billion) to €50 billion of taxes from the payroll to broad-based forms of taxation, including VAT.Four months later, on November 5th, Mr Gallois, who once ran French railways as well as the aerospace group EADS, is due to hand in his report on competitiveness to Mr Hollande.
