It was also found that generally bargaining power of customers is the most powerful key competitiveness driver, and followed by financial resources.
Tone down the competitiveness.
Sure, there were unique and interesting characters among them, but there were definite and powerful strands of convention: competitiveness, combativeness, a certain cocksure sense of self, insistence on "realness" and a relatively limited area of subject matter as standard.
It is feasible that the insertion capability in technological networks is a powerful intangible asset to competitiveness, and it is able to provide knowledge of new markets for products and services to innovations and new business practices (Elfring & Hulsink, 2003).
Repco produced a more powerful version of their V8 to maintain competitiveness against Ford's new Cosworth DFV, but it proved very unreliable.
Creative competitions involve varying degrees of competitiveness.
You wouldn't think Nicolas Sarkozy, a bon amie to some of France's most powerful businessmen, would be a threat to Europe's competitiveness.
He argues that the high cost of capital is a bigger brake on competitiveness than the exchange rate.The third, and most powerful argument, is that Argentina has faced a hail of blows from outside.
They say that the competitiveness of its intricate production networks makes East Asia a powerful example of integration.
The titans are powerful beings who live in relatively pleasant circumstances, but are driven by competitiveness and obsessively envious of the splendor of the gods.
