Examples of using Global value chains in English and their translations into Slovak
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Whereas, since industrial production will increasingly take place in global value chains and whereas proper trade rules
In these circumstances global market changes may have a disproportionately large impact on smaller firms(such as those operating in global value chains or economies dominated by smaller firms).
Standards also support global value chains, because they can open markets for companies beyond the EU:
innovative businesses solutions along emerging global value chains.
Calls on the Commission to find new ways to support private-sector efforts to make global value chains more sustainable and to develop inclusive business models
New technologies and the progressive integration of digital solutions in industrial global value chains, as well as the fast evolving international context are putting pressure on the ESS which can still be leveraged to contribute more to EU jobs and growth.
which will promote further integration of LDCs into international markets and global value chains.
To create the necessary regulatory framework to cope with technological developments by covering e-commerce, global value chains, public procurement,
enhance Europe's place in global value chains.
of SMEs in particular, in global value chains to increase their competitiveness
occupies a central position in global value chains, providing jobs for hundreds of thousands of European citizens.
disrupt global value chains and adversely affect investment,
EIB financing operations shall contribute to improving market access for SMEs in the Union's third country partners and their integration into global value chains and shall further contribute to enhancing Union companies' internationalisation and competitiveness.
Facilitating the progressive integration of EU firms and of SMEs in particular, in global value chains to increase their competitiveness
maximize their presence in global value chains.
Innovation and Global value chains and exact information to be provided by tax authorities
for 30% of exports outside the EU, even though their contribution is often included in global value chains.
industrialise and integrate into global value chains.
will tackle critical bottlenecks to economic growth in many LDCs and to their entry into global value chains.
challenges occurring in the world trade patterns, global value chains, automation and digitization