Examples of using Rigidities in English and their translations into Finnish
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Given nominal rigidities, a persistent very low inflation might also be a hurdle to the necessary adjustments in real wages,
Nevertheless, structural rigidities remain and these explained the still high levels of unemployment in the euro area in 2000.
Rigidities of the labour market continue to be an important barrier to innovation in Europe,
Structural rigidities in labour markets reduce the speed at which an economy adjusts to adverse shocks e.g. sudden economic slowdowns.
There still exist too many administrative rigidities, too many administrative formalities,
This points to structural rigidities in the euro area that prevent
Moreover, rigidities in the labour market and the resulting structural unemployment tend
regulatory environments, rigidities in some labour markets and weak integration in the internal market continue to hold back the growth potential of firms, especially SMEs.
Unless rigidities under existing employment contracts are addressed,
which to some extent reflect structural rigidities and/or inappropriate national policies.
Similarly, price rigidities have negatively affected the adjustment capacity and innovativeness of all the industries along the supply chain.
The successful implementation of reforms aimed at removing rigidities and inefficiencies in euro area countries would raise potential growth and employment prospects.
It is clear that structural rigidities in the financial, labour
The lack of acceleration in productivity growth in some Member States may reflect the slow rate of ICT diffusion and institutional rigidities.
In some Member States, rigidities in the housing market due to high taxes on property transactions
The observed divergences, however, may also reflect structural rigidities or a lack of productivity,
the EU appears particularly vulnerable because remaining rigidities in product, labour and capital markets make it difficult to deal with shocks.
Planned spending growth for 2003 is in keeping with what was recommended but some rigidities in current expenditure appear to remain an issue.
On the other hand, the persistence of inflation differentials could indicate that structural rigidities are impeding a smooth adjustment,
low participation rates the country should reduce labour market rigidities, including a reduction of the tax wedge.