At the same time, these countries would regain export competiveness through massive wage reductions.

Other countries could change their exchange rates, and in this way could maintain greater export competitiveness.

Climate and Competitiveness

Export led economies, of course, can t take currency appreciation lightly it undermines competitiveness and risks eroding the country s share of the global market.

In defining competitiveness we are not claiming that one country s competitiveness means another country s lack of competitiveness.

The government, unable to print money to bail out the banks or increase export competitiveness through currency devaluation, is left with only two options default or deflation (austerity).

But its economic competitiveness is another story.

It is the result of enormous corporate re structuring over the past several years, which increased labor productivity, and of German trade unions willingness to accept modest wage increases.

European competitiveness does not have only a global dimension.

But competitiveness is an issue, too.

But what sort of competitiveness do they have in mind?

International competitiveness became the mantra of German economic policymaking.

Both national competitiveness and national security are at risk.

German competitiveness did not just happen.

How can liberal democracies remain globally competitive?

A more subtle danger is that the fund will be seen as a direct means to combat the so called Dutch disease. This is a situation where earnings from oil exports drive up the value of the currency, reducing the competitiveness of other domestically produced products.

Exports are cheaper, and revenues from exports (measured in pesos) are up dramatically.

Nested dolls are a telltale Russian export.

What are some of Australia's major exports?

First, the US is Japan's largest trading partner more than half of Japanese trade with industrialized countries is with the US.

Which measures can ensure the EU s global competitiveness?

Moreover, poor transport undermines Latin America s international competitiveness.

Europe has made some modest efforts to regain university competitiveness.

Which measures can ensure the EU s global competitiveness?

Even if there is some loss of Chinese competitiveness, devaluation is not the answer.

AMSTERDAM Competitiveness has become one of the economic buzzwords of our time.

Its share of exports in world markets is contracting.

This further depressed Chinese exports.

Import growth, a sign of future exports, has also fallen.

A carefully focused export strategy is crucial.

Most big Japanese companies depend on exports.

Many large Japanese companies depend on exports.

Twenty one percent of China s exports and 23 of the EU s exports to non member countries go to the US.

As wages grew faster than productivity in the run up to the crisis, competitiveness also suffered, and domestic demand became the main engine of growth.

It took Germany ten years to restore its competitiveness this way

The availability and cost of electricity affect directly the purchasing power and the competitiveness of companies.

But as these regional economies are now starting to recover, China's exports to them are starting to grow.

The decline of China's exports have been mainly caused by a 20 decrease in exports to other Asian markets since 1998.

Garment exports accounted for 24 billion last year, 80 percent of Bangladesh s total exports.

The composition of South Africa s exports to China supports these concerns.

This translated into exports persistently higher than imports.

Export liberalization did produce many of the consequences expected from it.

In addition, export expectations for German manufacturing are heading south.

Today, we exploit in order to export to Europe.

Chemical products account for approximately two thirds of our exports.