Examples of using Wage flexibility in English and their translations into German
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price adjustments, greater wage flexibility, and the reallocation of resources from the non-tradable to the tradable sector.
These results suggest that:(i) wage flexibility is highest in the initial ERM countries, somewhat weaker in Germany
to study the impact of financial participation schemes on employment and wage flexibility.
to study the impact of financial participation schemes on employment and wage flexibility, and to develop pilot projects for financial participation in public undertakings in the CEECs in connection with privatisation.
The worse the adaptive mechanisms perform in alleviating the adverse effects of asymmetric shocks(price and wage flexibility, mobility of labour
also accepts a certain form of wage flexibility, but on condition that schemes are integrated in the existing wage structure
introduce wage flexibility, reduce labour costs,
Wage flexibility and collective bargaining.
This reflects inadequate labour mobility and insufficient wage flexibility.
Wage flexibility and wage interdependencies in EMU.
Wage flexibility is often quoted as a necessity in monetary union.
Greater wage flexibility has positive effects on competitiveness and employment.
Export demand shock: France, high wage flexibility.
What is needed is appropriate political reaction, wage flexibility, mobility of workers
In particular, a Bundesbank study has argued that greater wage flexibility would probably have helped overcome the crisis
In labour markets, sufficient wage flexibility and a reinforcement of incentives to work are required
The effects of wage flexibility and the importance of incentives for worker mobility should be investigated.
These countries, however, are dependent on such adjustments owing to a lack of labour mobility and low wage flexibility.
Wage flexibility is considered crucial
Finland has also made an attempt to increase nominal wage flexibility by the introduction of so-called"EMU buffer funds",10 but their impact will probably remain fairly limited.