Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Productivity gains in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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The potential impact of computerisation on these apparent productivity gains in postclearance checks is yet to be determined.
for example, productivity gains and inflation levels.
Access to broadband communications can have a significant impact on the competitiveness of the European economy12 in terms of productivity gains and social impacts.
The effective enforcement of competition policy rules is thus very important to guarantee high levels of competition in domestic product markets and stimulate productivity gains.
The Member States must'ensure that nominal wage increases are consistent with price stability and productivity gains.
A starting point in many negotiations is the use- fully or partly- of productivity gains for a reduction of working hours.
The ESC considers that productivity gains must, as a priority, go towards creating jobs.
Unit labour costs will be contained by productivity gains which are usually realised in this phase of the cycle.
the room for manoeuvre in terms of productivity gains is getting smaller.
The European Commission now has presented a Communication on productivity and is strongly arguing that productivity gains must be seen in a wider context.
that wages are connected to product prices only and not to productivity gains.
In high-tech sectors where productivity gains are most important,
a source of major productivity gains and of reduction of transaction costs.
However, the increase in ICT spending of the last few years has yet to translate into productivity gains.
the weak ICT diffusion also deprive Portugal of an important source of productivity gains.
Perhaps we would achieve similar productivity gains in society to those we have had in the economy and in technology.
certain situations bring productivity gains and synergies that others will never have.
In addition, external competitiveness has suffered from high wage growth in combination with relatively low productivity gains.
A stable macroeconomic environment requires nominal wage increases that are consistent with both price stability and productivity gains.
Wage growth stayed in line with productivity gains and continued to support external competitiveness.