Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Real wage increases in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Despite government action to stimulate labour supply, real wage increases in 1998 were above productivity growth.
This implies that in countries where overall labour productivity growth is slowing down, the scope for real wage increases will be reduced.
For most other countries the evidence is less clear but there does appear to be a inverse relationship between real wage increases and the level of unemployment.
Real wage increases in 2011-2012 are to be kept to no more than 0.3% excluding the automatic wage indexation.
Third, real wage increases in 2011-2012 are to be kept to a maximum of 0.3% excluding the automatic wage indexation.
In addition, real wage increases in 1999 were above productivity growth, as in the previous two years.
Real wage increases per employee in the private sector averaged at about 4% in both 1990 and 1991.
Real wage increases linked to productivity should help to increase returns on investment,
The US job market is delivering both steady job creation and modest real wage increases.
We call on the workers to step up their struggle for real wage increases, pensions, social welfare benefits,
indexation mechanisms hampering efforts to limit real wage increases.
which provided for the possibility of replacing real wage increases by a reduction in working hours.
growth(to some 1,2%- see Table 3.12) has severely limited the scope for real wage increases.
general economic climate(e.g. 10.7% unemployment; 3% inflation; moderate real wage increases), the farm economy as a whole registered a slight improvement.
Against this background real wage increases which keep below the rise in productivity will help to improve workers' purchasing power
reflecting significant real wage increases, lower mortgage interest payments
budgetary policies, with relatively low levels of global investment and real wage increases.
and expected real wage increases.
Moderate real wage increases, consistent with productivity gains
Real wage increases(nominal compensation adjusted by the GDP deflator),