Consistent with Donald's ideas, past increases in crop yield potential have often been linked to decreased competitiveness, where competitiveness was in conflict with pure-culture yield (Reynolds et al. 1994).
A carbon tax will not only hurt energy industries coal, natural gas, and oil but will also decrease competitiveness for industries that depend upon the energy they produce.
We also find other-regarding preference decreases competitiveness more in a large winner proportion tournament compared to a small winner proportion tournament.
Lost knowledge means forsaken capabilities and potentially decreased competitiveness.
Therefore, sticky wages plus rising health care costs means decreased competitiveness and job loss.Hopefully, further study will help illuminate whether this is what is going on.
Eventually, the sovereign debt crisis might hit the real economy, with Europe ending up in a vicious circle of even higher deficits, lower growth rates, exploding unemployment and decreasing competitiveness.
The relatively high costs and decreasing competitiveness of many of the Ruhr's heavy industries, however, including coal mining and metallurgy, have led to a concerted effort by the region to change both its economic structure and its image.
Insufficiently educated and unskilled personnel, particularly in the production and management fields, are decreasing competitiveness that is necessary for survival in the global market.
The EU Green Paper on energy efficiency calls for action to decrease energy use and thus achieve increased competitiveness, fulfil the environmental targets and increase security of supply.
The competitiveness of crop cultivars has been observed to decrease along with breeding progress.
