Translation of "Wirtschaftlicher wandel" in English

In the long run, economic and social change may help to resolve the situation.

Economic change always means change.

Economic and social change represent considerable challenges for the social security system.

His research focuses on business dynamics, innovation, and economic change.

The constant change of economic conditions is today's norm.

Economic transitions are inherently tricky, especially one of this scale and scope.

Member States devote more attention to economic change and restructuring.

Quicker economic and technological change places higher requirements in terms of IT dynamics and flexibility.

Capitalism and economic change dissolved existing structures and led to a radicalisation of society.

We in the European Union must enter into dialogue with the political class there in order to promote a recognition that fundamental economic and social change are necessary so that people can be offered prospects that promise them more than the alternatives of extremism and fundamentalism.

This is a pity, because there is no doubt that science allows us to assess what influence economic changes have on the environment in the region.

But economic change of this magnitude inevitably has its opponents, some with legitimate concerns.

The Bush position also assumes that fundamental political and economic change is feasible and affordable – that open political and economic systems can be sustained with only modest effort – because the desire for freedom and prosperity is universal.

China’s economic transformation began with the introduction in the 1980s of market incentives in the agricultural sector.

What is obvious from these cases is that development activates the two channels that Fukuyama identifies as shaping the direction of history: cumulative economic and technological change and the desire for recognition.

It further specified that the difference between the concepts of economic change is substantially broader and more dynamic than the concept of restructuring.

In recent decades certain parts of Asia, through diverse but effective development strategies, have experienced an economic transformation, improving the living standards of hundreds of millions of people (notwithstanding the East Asian Crisis of recent years).

Cohesion policy support is also important for the rest of the Union – to tackle issues like social exclusion or environmental degradation (for example in urban areas), to support economic restructuring and the shift to a more innovative and knowledge based economy, and to create jobs and improve skills.

In accordance with Rule 31 of the Rules of Procedure, the assembly authorised the Consultative Commission on Industrial Change to draft an information report on industrial change in the EU and China – lessons learnt from the cooperation between the European Economic and Social Committee and its Chinese counterpart.

The areas assisted are those where the industrial and service sectors are undergoing change, declining rural areas, areas dependent on fishing and urban areas in difficulties.

It addresses regional imbalances and supports programmes on regional development, economic change, enhanced competitiveness and territorial cooperation throughout the Union.

Such information should cover factors affecting these systems (demography, social and economic change) as well as envisaged policy responses.

The economic and social situation in the Community's neighbouring regions has undergone far-reaching changes in the past three years and this is causing legitimate concern.

The European Union is currently experiencing a situation of major economic and social change as a result of the scale and effects of the crisis, with clear implications for gender equality policies

The project seeks to foster close cooperation in a support network between universities in regions of Europe and the USA that are experiencing significant social, economic and technological change.

These are areas undergoing economic change (in industry or services), declining rural areas, crisis-hit areas dependent on the fishing industry or urban areas in difficulty.

The ERDF will support programmes on regional development, economic change, enhanced competitiveness and territorial cooperation throughout the EU, while the Cohesion Fund will focus on transport and environment infrastructure, as well as on energy efficiency and renewable energy in Member States with a Gross National Income (GNI) lower than 90% of the EU average.

Economic progress, technical change and adjustment to competitive challenges in international markets are synonymous with constant change in the organization of production.