Examples of using Comparative advantage in English and their translations into Slovak
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Criteria for assessing proposals were not sufficiently clear or documented, and the comparative advantage of using the EUTF to finance projects was not always well explained.
Let's downgrade comparative advantage from our list of key concepts in economics,
The Commission will revise the template of the Action Fiche to include a section demonstrating the comparative advantage of financing the project under the EUTF vs other implementing tools.
It is also because the United States has imposed artificial restrictions on the export of high-tech products that have a comparative advantage over the Cold War.
the most important comparative advantage of these countries is no longer cheap labour
three related key concepts- division of labor, comparative advantage, and opportunity cost- are distinct.
The possibility to transfer the registered office to another Member State is considered an essential driver and a real comparative advantage of the SE compared to national companies.
Whereas some developing countries say that they are under pressure to give up their comparative advantage when the Union requests compliance with international labour standards.
And a highly skilled workforce is the most important comparative advantage Europe has in a globalised world,” the Commissioner told EURACTIV.
a political demand but should also respond to proper analysis of a country's latent comparative advantage.
where Korea has a comparative advantage over the EU.
Carbon leakage” is jargon for the relocation of European businesses abroad because of the comparative advantage they may gain from looser climate regimes.
Credibility are our company's first comparative advantage which will be able to offer customers real models for single.
more effort should be given to ensure the reallocation of labour to more productive jobs where the European economy has a comparative advantage.
among those in which it had a recognised comparative advantage.
British economist David Ricardo suggested comparative advantage as the basis of international trade.
high-quality jobs, where the comparative advantage cannot be a cheap labour force.
In this regard, the ECB should act with a view to preventing a comparative advantage that promotes unfair competition.
diversification into new areas of relative comparative advantage.
rights at work cannot be used as a legitimate comparative advantage.