Examples of using Less competitive in English and their translations into Finnish
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the higher concentration of the US market does not mean that it is less competitive.
which makes EU exports less competitive right now, is also a disruptive factor in the European market.
using more intensive farming practices, while the less competitive areas would face marginalisation
The impacts on competition are inextricably linked with social impacts because a less competitive market will result in higher prices
This cannot, of course, mean that some become less competitive so that others look relatively more competitive. .
making European products less competitive, due to the high rate of tax on petroleum products in the European Union.
also consenting to tax systems that made Polish firms less competitive and increased labour costs.
The increase in retail price brought about by elimination of these rates of excise duty would make these products even less competitive compared with similar products imported from the rest of the EU and would therefore threaten the subsistence of the traditional products.
borrowers face less competitive offers, a more limited product choice
make it less competitive, we can easily understand the reason for praising and voting in favour
taking into consideration the fact that most Euro Group Member States have more public debt and a less competitive taxation system than the other Member States.
will make self-employed mobile workers less competitive.
This high price support in the current sugar regime permits producers located in the less competitive regions of the EU,
European industry is currently less competitive than American industry and Japanese industry.
I fear, however, that it will result either in recession and unemployment in the less competitive Member countries,
also renders the economy as a whole less competitive.
in which case'graduation' offers new prospects for exports from other, less competitive developing countries,
I do not believe that the currencies of eleven diverse economies can be unified without either recession and unemployment in the less competitive countries or a great increase in the political
a significant social and environmental cost as the less competitive areas would face a considerable income loss
these reductions have not spilled over into other, less competitive markets where prices of MHP equipment remains relatively high.