Industrial strategy.

Intellectual and industrial property

Hitachi Europe, Ltd. was established in 1982.

Climate and Competitiveness

Manufacturing has lost 1.8 million jobs.

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

Economy Korosten Industrial Park (KIP) is an industrial zone within the city.

The Industrial Revolution and Prometheus has given us this, the ability to light up the world.

GENEVA Industrial policy (IP) is back or rather, back in fashion.

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?

As a result, the Industrial Revolution ultimately led to an unprecedented increase in living standards around the world.

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.

He failed to foresee that the industrial revolution would give Britain a second century of even greater ascendency.

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.

If America s competitive position is so weak, what magic is holding up the dollar?

This, we are told, will make Latin America s exports of manufactured goods more competitive internationally.

For Europe, the rising Euro means lower competitiveness and further economic contraction.

the need to minimize adverse effects on competition from the FSA's discharge of its general functions

How can such a huge price gap not have an impact on competitiveness?

Devaluation of the dollar could improve US competitiveness in the short run, but it is not a solution.

By 1900, the industrial revolution in Europe and North America drove down Asia s share of global output to 20 .

The US, which portrays itself as the bastion of free enterprise, is pursuing the IT revolution through a concerted industrial policy as well as through market forces.

But all of the options that might restore competitiveness require real currency depreciation.

To demand that Germany should stop increasing its competitiveness, or even reduce it, is simply bizarre.

By contrast, limiting migration slows economic growth and undermines societies long term competitiveness.

Better roads, ports, and even schools all contribute to a country s competitiveness.

This would enable them to revive economic growth and competitiveness through a depreciation of new national currencies.

But the biggest challenge for countries such as Italy or Spain remains competitiveness.

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