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They probably can, but only if Europeans give up the political directives of yesteryear and instead promote innovation and more competitive environmental policies.
We are told that in a “knowledge economy,” a country needs ever more graduates and formal qualifications to stay competitive.
Global supply chains – constantly in flux, owing to rising developing-country incomes and shifting comparative advantage – locate productive activities where human and other resources make those activities competitive.
Second, parts of global supply chains that were not competitive are no longer protected by being adjacent to parts that were.
It is crucial to ensure that our European model, with its emphasis on a fair deal for everyone, remains competitive.
Europe has major problems, but there are also extraordinary advantages of an increasingly large and competitive market.
While wind energy is cheaper than other, more ineffective renewables, such as solar, tidal, and ethanol, it is nowhere near competitive.
In effect, insisting on wind power means using energy that is far from competitive, does not help to avert climate change, and costs an extra £92 billion for the UK alone.
Perhaps principles and practices widely used in academia – such as peer review, competitive processes for funding research, transparency about conflicts of interests and financing sources, and requirements to publish underlying data – should be adapted and applied more widely to the world of think tanks, websites, and the media.
By the time the Olympians arrive in six years, the power sector will be fully competitive, with electricity generation separated from distribution.
We must also make our corporate taxes internationally competitive.
One payoff can come from Africans building distinctive satellite instruments, and thus spawning a globally competitive industry.
Growing cross-border mobility has put Germany under severe competitive pressure.
To remain competitive, Germany needs to change how it taxes investment and innovation.
While economic growth benefited from the dramatic growth in oil and gas prices during the last decade, other competitive industries have yet to emerge, and the country now faces the prospect of declining energy prices.
An independent board would oversee the state plan’s administration, relying on a competitive bidding process to select investment managers.
This does not mean a one-size-fits-all scenario: there could be a competitive market, as there already is for textbooks, with perhaps a dozen people dominating much of the market.
Courage, fortitude, competitive savvy, and other virtues rightfully command our moral admiration.
Even if they offered an occasional competitive boost, they stood in for tougher structural reforms that would have increased productivity over the long term.
But the German and French business communities insisted that the monetary union must include some of Italy’s more competitive companies.
In some places, new supply contracts have set prices as low as $0.06 per kilowatt hour, making solar power fully competitive with coal and natural gas.
To minimize compliance costs – and because environmental sustainability is now a key competitive marker for customers and investors alike – airlines will likely encourage the countries where they do business to participate in the ICAO program.
Indeed, Navalny has become the only hope for competitive politics in Russia.
One can already see grassroots activism gaining momentum in congressional districts that would not have seemed competitive just five months ago.
This competitive process is already laying the groundwork for more effective political activism not just in 2018, but also in 2020, when the forces emerging today will seek to disrupt Trump himself.
A company’s legal residence and geographic sources of income can be and are manipulated for such purposes, and the incentives and scope for such manipulation are especially large in sectors where competitive advantage depends on intangible capital and knowledge – sectors that play a major role in the US economy’s competitiveness.
If a debt moratorium or default can be avoided, however, Korea's state-led capitalism may yet be transformed into something like market-led capitalism, one more competitive in -- and open to -- global markets.
Competitive currencies promote and protect modern tradable industries that employ a substantial share of the labor force.
We found in our research that countries with competitive currencies were much more likely to experience growth-enhancing structural change.
Being too innovative, too competitive, too flexible, growing too much, and exporting too much might become “a problem” in this perverted logic of harmonization.
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