Examples of using Rigidities in English and their translations into Swedish
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labour market rigidities need to be addressed.
Given the sluggish recovery and persisting rigidities, very little job creation is foreseen for next year.
Progress has been made in applying active labour market policies but several structural rigidities remain.
In Europe, rigidities in both product and labour markets could pose problems when activity picks up.
Rather, it would appear that structural rigidities have been a more significant factor in the late and sluggish cyclical adjustment in the euro area.
Due to imperfect information and structural rigidities, workers and businesses are not provided with the right level of skills in the right areas,
The rigidities of the labour market or a lower level of entrepreneurship entailing fewer employment opportunities in innovative sectors.
The rigidities of the labour market or lower entrepreneurship entailing fewer employment opportunities in innovative sectors.
The Commission did find certain rigidities in the agreements governing the interconnector relating,
Action at EU level is the only way to remove these rigidities, by facilitating intra-EU mobility(in the framework of intra-corporate movements),
Mobility is impeded by rigidities in the housing market in several Member States,
Most Member States must increase efforts at all levels to get rid of obstacles and rigidities and change attitudes which prevent full advantage being taken of the opportunities and challenges of the knowledge-driven economy.
On the other hand, the persistence of inflation differentials could indicate that structural rigidities are impeding a smooth adjustment,
One example of rigidities in the labour market is that unemployment has remained around 8 per cent in the construction sector,
Labour market rigidities and wage setting have been identified as an important factor behind the excessive wage growth in Greece
Mr Bini Smaghi seems to imply that the pact's own rigidities led to certain Member States breaking its rules
Whilst generally adjustments of relative prices are economically justified, there are cases where inflation differentials may be due to inappropriate national economic policies and rigidities in labour and product markets.
services by small units, is conducive of inefficiencies and rigidities, several central European countries16 have decided to create a common centre, to be located in Vienna, to control their upper airspace.
rural development- with a clear political earmarking balanced by the need to avoid new rigidities.
The reason is often that the young teenager is discouraged from learning by the rigidities of an education system that sticks to established lines