Examples of using Low productivity in English and their translations into Finnish
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Low productivity growth in Portugal is mainly a structural problem,
The European Union will become an innovative and learning economy that can overcome the low productivity and stagnation of economic growth not by setting boundaries but by promoting the liberalisation of the labour market.
Most important among these are: low productivity and low skills level of the workforce,
To say that the UK has low growth and low productivity is a travesty of misrepresentation when the UK economy is booming with falling unemployment
resulting in low productivity growth and a deterioration in competitiveness.
Furthermore, low productivity growth makes competitiveness gains hinge upon cost advantages,
In essence, creative destruction means that low productivity plants are displaced by high productivity plants.
The low productivity is indeed related to the structural problems in the labour market, particularly a mismatch
risks generated by climate-change policies, low productivity and lack of competitiveness.
called for more ambitious measures to tackle low productivity in the services sector.
also significantly reduce sick leave and low productivity.
movement away from farming towards other sectors of the economy, combined with a fragmentation of ownership as a result of privatisation and low productivity.
insufficient security for trucks, trains and barges, low productivity and excessive, slow
the Single Market Programme to the creation of more open and competitive economies, low productivity growth and entry barriers, especially in services, are still hampering efficient adaptation to changing economic circumstances in the euro area
widespread informal sector and undeclared work that reflects low productivity, in particular in agriculture
According to the Commission's economic policy strategists, unemployment will fall from the present 11% to 7% by the year 2000 if the planned conditions- sustained growth lasting beyond the end of the decade and redeployment to low productivity sectors of labour shed in high-tech sectors- are met in full.
status of employee and self-employed, and(iv) the reduction of taxation on low productivity jobs.
long-term unemployment, the low productivity of labour, the high level of taxation on low incomes etc. in Greece at the beginning of March.
Anode maintenance is low, productivity is high,
Lower productivity in the South is also likely to reflect the lower endowment of infrastructure.