Meanings of international competitiveness in English

Germany has regained international competitiveness - hence the success of its exporters.

This meant it reaped the benefits of devaluation in its international competitiveness.

Business groups have been urging a reduction to help boost international competitiveness and investment.

First, to raise the international competitiveness of its manufacturing base.

The criteria included use of science and technology and considerations about New Zealand's international competitiveness.

These would seriously damage the Republic's international competitiveness.

Brazil's business leaders have long complained that excessive red tape and regulatory uncertainty undermine Brazil's international competitiveness.

In other words, governments must create enabling conditions to ensure that productivity is raised to international competitiveness standards.

We work with other stakeholders to further these goals in a way that does not damage international competitiveness.

We must defend the small business as surely as we must defend our international competitiveness of industrial leaders.

Why international competitiveness doesn't matter

The Minister for Finance has warned against higher-than-agreed pay rises for public sector employees which could damage Ireland's international competitiveness.

The government must introduce the promised package of compensatory measures for energy intensive sectors in order to safeguard their international competitiveness.

Weak international competitiveness still looks like a big British growth-inhibiting problem, not helped by the fast recent rise in the pound.

If structured correctly, "developing collaborative muscle" will boost economic activity in Ireland and greatly enhance international competitiveness, he predicts.

The weakening economic performance of the Republic has been reflected by a fall of three places in its international competitiveness ranking.