Übersetzung für "Price rigidity" in Deutsch

Such factors include cumulative effects, i.e. the coverage of the market by similar agreements, the duration of the agreements, the regulatory environment and behaviour that may indicate or facilitate collusion like price leadership, pre-announced price changes and discussions on the “right” price, price rigidity in response to excess capacity, price discrimination and past collusive behaviour.

However, a number of indicators such as market fragmentation, price rigidity and customer immobility suggest that competition in the EU retail banking market may not be working effectively.

A number of indicators such as market fragmentation, price rigidity and lack of customer mobility suggest that competition in the EU retail banking market does not work effectively.

However, a number of indicators, such as market fragmentation, price rigidity and customer immobility, suggest that competition in the EU retail banking market may not have been working effectively.

Although the Commission's proposed rules can be seen as ensuring greater legal certainty, this happens at the price of rigidity and inflexibility, barring any exceptions even when individual circumstances may warrant them.

A number of indicators such as market fragmentation, price rigidity and customer immobility suggest that competition in the EU retail banking market does not work eectively.

If demand is too weak, it can lead to a sharp drop in employment (because wages and prices are rigid in the short term).

Keynes worried about price rigidities--the failure of prices and wages to fall when there is excess supply of labor or goods.

Similarly, price rigidities have negatively affected the adjustment capacity and innovativeness of all the industries along the supply chain.

The Commission speaks of "greater downwards price flexibility", something that is impossible to obtain when prices are rigid.

However, empirical evidence also suggests that cyclical imbalances can have lasting effects on inflation differences because of price and wage rigidities.

Keynesians stress market imperfections (in particular price rigidities and insufficient monetary accommodation of growth shocks) as possible reasons why positive technology shocks can lead to temporary increases in employment.

Structural reforms can also help restore competitiveness and reduce external imbalances in the short run by reducing price and wage rigidities.

Price rigidities are more widespread in the services sector than in the goods sector , and they tend to be higher on average in the euro area than in the United States .

In the event of persistent price and wage rigidities and obstacles to the free movement of factors of production within the euro area , these shocks could result in a decline in long-term growth and a rise in unemployment .

Other structural factors , such as wage and price rigidities or differing degrees of competition in key domestic markets , may also have contributed to the observed inflation differentials and their persistence .

Structural reforms , particularly measures aimed at removing nominal wage and price rigidities and leading to a more diversified wage-setting process within individual euro area countries , can speed up the wage and price adjustments necessary to deal with shocks , including a more synchronised response of national prices to shocks .

However, the share of public procurement open to competition is low and, despite encouraging plans to speed up their liberalisation, the telecommunications, gas, and electricity sectors are still characterised by relatively high prices and rigidities.