Translation of "Niedriglohnländer" in English

At the same time, we must ensure that low-income countries use debt relief and aid efficiently.

These are three low-income countries with HIV prevalence rates of roughly 15%.

Moreover, CC will facilitate and even encourage the relocation of IT facilities management centres to low-cost countries.

Economies of scale support specialisation and enhance trade flows, such that this group accounts for about 17% of both total exports and imports.

Moreover, exports to low-wage countries cannot compensate for job losses.

Social justice is not only an issue in low-income countries, but in the industrialized world as well.

But long ago the production came to a standstill and has been relocated to low-income countries.

Why doesn`t HEINE follow the EU trend to switch to low-wage countries?

Outsourcing production to low-wage countries is another.

The relocation of production to low-wage countries additionally exacerbates this problem.

Second, an increasing share of industrial production has been outsourced to low wage countries such as Mexico.

It is therefore likely to foster ruthless competition and transfers of activity to low-cost countries.

The fear of re-location of manufacturing to cheaper destinations is a challenge to the sector for Business Services.

The industry sends raw materials to lowwages countries for further processing.

The European plastics processing industry faces intense competition from lower wage economies and rising energy prices.

For once a technology begins to stabilise, it must gravitate naturally towards the lower cost producers.

Later on more and more work of domestic and foreign workers was being displaced into so-called "cheap labor" countries.

When this happens the jobs in the home country are lost to locations in the low-wage countries.

So began the dismantling of production sites and outsourcing was born. Production was moved to low wage countries.

In order to have products at the lowest prices, companies are transferring jobs to the cheapest countries.

Globalisation is inducing more and more German firms to shift labour-intensive portions of the production chain to low-wage countries.

In Europe, we live according to the paradox perpetuated by the pseudo-elites who govern us and who want us all to be rich and poor at the same time: poor, because we have to be underpaid to compete in the trade war that pits us against countries with low levels of pay, and rich, so that we can consume the cheap and often low-quality imports that are flooding our markets.

In this regard, it is important that low income countries receive appropriate funding to meet the needs emerging especially from the backlash of the financial crisis.

Once again, may I emphasize the danger that these new technologies could facilitate the relocation of part of the service sector of the European Union to countries where wages are low and social protection is poor?

This industry, especially in the poorest nations of the EU, suffers from unfair competition, more particularly in the low-paid countries with inadequate welfare protection, located outside of Europe, which results in a loss of market share, factory closures, very many job losses, delocalization and a growth in undeclared employment.

It is unfortunate that our enterprises often succumb to the temptation to relocate their operations to countries where wages are low, sometimes disregarding all the requirements of social and environmental integration.

At that time, the surviving Swedish textile and clothing enterprises moved a large proportion of their production to low-wage countries such as Finland and, in time, Portugal, but kept their design and marketing operations in Sweden.

Is it true that on 23 October the College of Commissioners debated a proposal that had been put by Mr Mandelson concerning European firms and businesses that had moved their production to third countries where wage levels were low?