Übersetzung für "Productivity measures" in Deutsch

These sectors must therefore be excluded from the broadest productivity measures.

Productivity-boosting measures are then verified in a simulation before they are implemented on your machine tool.

Boosting productivity by measures such as the increase in working hours plays a decisive role.

The performance was measured by looking at both labour productivity and different measures of innovation activity.

Group core operating profit increased 7% due to the strong sales performance and productivity measures.

Therefore, the Speedmaster XL 75 technology not only in terms of productivity measures.

It says that everybody else, particularly the national governments, must do their duties: they must maintain the evolution of salaries linked to productivity, introduce measures in terms of the transparency of prices and reform their structures in order to increase productivity, in order to give the European Central Bank a margin, an additional margin, in the event that it is considered necessary to reduce interest rates, particularly if we want to bring interest rates into line with European export needs.

Last but not least, however, it is important to try to preserve dynamism in the US and European economies through productivity-enhancing measures – for example, by being vigilant about anti-trust policy, and by streamlining and simplifying tax systems.

And indeed, one suspects that France’s GDP and productivity measures are flattered by the fact that, for lack of market prices, statisticians blindly assume that citizens get one dollar of value for each dollar spent on government, which might be an overstatement.

Wage moderation or enhanced productivity are measures that would rectify the consequences of increased social security contributions, but any effects of such factors must be expected to materialise only in the longer run.

Demand must be supported by a wage increase in real terms which does not exceed productivity gains, by measures to stimulate exports and to boost innovative capacity, as well as by an increase in employment.

Following the fall in production, the productivity per employee, measures as output in kg per employee, has also decreased during the period considered.

Some progress has also been made in raising the skills level of the labour force, although in view of Estonia’s low labour productivity, further measures are needed to reinforce existing efforts to enhance education, lifelong learning and active labour market policies.

To address productivity, there are measures to improve the business environment and financing conditions for firms, as well as enhancing competition in services, especially in telecommunications.

There is also a need to regain competitiveness through productivity-enhancing measures and adequate wage policies, and to limit the increase in long-term unemployment.