Significados de boost competitiveness en inglés

He will champion reforms to boost competitiveness and slim the welfare state.

The goal of the fund was to alleviate poverty and boost competitiveness.

To boost competitiveness, the euro zone needs to free up markets.

They want to add product line-up to their business to boost competitiveness, he said.

But China has often relied on "strategic" supply gluts to boost competitiveness.

It also aims to boost competitiveness by diversifying crude sources and cutting import costs.

He is also pushing trade unions and employers to agree on labour-market reforms to boost competitiveness.

Belle has for years hoped to boost competitiveness in e-commerce as Chinese consumers increasingly shop online.

Rome has promoted mergers and acquisitions in Italy's fragmented utility sector for several years to help boost competitiveness.

Agribusiness group IAWS is to invest £20 million in its businesses in a drive to expand and boost competitiveness.

High taxes and steep tariffs also stand in the way of importing more productive machinery that would boost competitiveness.

China rail merger reveals topsy-turvy reform logic The People's Republic is re-creating its domestic train-building monopoly to boost competitiveness abroad.

Business leaders have set out their wish list for the elections, saying policies that boost competitiveness are what they most want to see.

That led him to Enterprise Ireland, the State business development agency, and a series of development programmes designed to boost competitiveness called Lean.

Hollande's tax-and-spend program seeks to balance the budget in 2017, a year after Sarkozy, who wants to trim labor costs to boost competitiveness.

He called for politicians to slash corporate and income tax, collective labor agreements and unemployment benefits in order to boost competitiveness and encourage investments.