Maintaining these countries' excessive prices and nominal incomes with artificially cheap credit guaranteed by other countries would only make the loss of competitiveness permanent.
Earle said that what was maybe most surprising about the submissions they received, and the finalists they chose, is that they often came from the top: state civic planners and transport authorities looking to help make boost the competitiveness of their jurisdiction.
There is, however, a connection between the kinds of investments that the public sector makes and the competitiveness of the American work force.
Under international stewardship, Athens had been forced to pare back the minimum wage to under €500, ostensibly to increase competitiveness and make the labour market more attractive.
So the players at this week's combine are facing a new segment in their extended job interviews: an hourlong psychological assessment designed to determine and quantify the nebulous qualities that coaches have long believed make the most successful players — motivation, competitiveness, passion and mental toughness — and to divine how each player learns best.
And if they do it right, it not only reduces the risk of misconduct, it can also increase competitiveness and make the organization more attractive to top talent.
To the dismay of some critics, his agenda combined basic research, which they championed, with product innovation, and made the nation's economic competitiveness a priority.
Adjustment and recovery in southern Euro countries cannot be taken for granted, especially if Euro area wide inflation remains very low or even, worse, turns to deflation, making the task of reestablishing competitiveness in the South even harder.
Anaheim goalie Jonas Hiller had a lot to do with the competitiveness, making 36 saves Thursday.
Adjustments to the existing plan have been made to improve the competitiveness of our compensation structure in what continues to be a challenging business and market environment, and in response to your feedback.
