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That's because higher prices at home make China's firms less competitive abroad, just as if their currency had gone up.

Many who drop out of top-tier colleges might have thrived at slightly less competitive ones.

A dissolution of the eurozone would leave German exporters confronted with a far more expensive currency and a less competitive position.

Comprehensive travel company, due to its wide range of business, main business less competitive, so the relatively poor performance.

Turmoil in the rump of the euro zone would batter export markets just as the north's firms became less competitive.

Would you say that schools for young children have become more or less competitive since you were that age? why?

A strong dollar makes exports less competitive and has a negative impact on earnings repatriated from overseas.

But he argues that the cost of this insurance will make London less competitive as a global financial centre.

Do not overlook the smaller, less obvious, perhaps less competitive markets.

However, the product remains less competitive on international market due to the shortage of specific apple with high acidity among China.

A pattern of underinvestment in infrastructure has left the economy less competitive than it should be.

and because the system is not perfect, lacked characteristics, less competitive, is hard to achieve breakthroughs in the expansion.

Cryocoolers for this purpose are more-or-less competitive with other cryocooler technologies.

They see some of our industries becoming marginalised or less competitive.

Such cost-shifting would force insurers to raise their premiums, making them even less competitive with the taxpayer-subsidized public plan.

we quotes lots parts to RF month ago and they feedback ours is less competitive compared with its current supplier located in Taiwan .

Since Spain, a euro member, can no longer devalue, its businesses are becoming even less competitive.

So growth in less competitive states can be financed only by the accumulation of debt.

Brazilian manufacturers, like U. S. ones, worry that China's undervalued yuan makes them less competitive internationally.

Moreover, too many real estate projects in Beijing now, and less competitive market, sales and sales also fierce competition.

UTC is also looking at factories in Vietnam and Malaysia as China becomes less competitive on a cost basis, he says.

A stronger dollar makes U. S. exports to Europe and markets where they compete with European goods more expensive and thus less competitive.

As this happens, European manufacturers would become less competitive globally and their exports would drop.

Let's assume for a moment that the yuan strengthens and as a result certain exports from China become less competitive.

Bryant is no less competitive when it comes to attacking opposing defenders, according to Jackson.

If Germany does not, it will force its less competitive eurozone partners to stagnate and deflate.

The higher prices of domestic products would make our exports less competitive in foreign markets.

The yen's gains against other currencies in recent months also hurt exports by making Japanese goods less competitive abroad.

Still, he says Jet will refocus on cutting costs and expanding in less-competitive markets of Bangladesh, Nepal and Sri Lanka.

This pleased the US, and made Chinese exports less competitive, while removing heat from the Chinese economy.

As a result, the Brazilian real has soared more than 35% since 2009 against the U. S. dollar, making exports less competitive.

And then oil prices tumbled, making ethanol significantly less competitive in the energy marketplace.

A stronger yen erodes the value of dollar-denominated earnings and makes Japanese exports less competitive overseas.

This would make their exports less competitive and perhaps curb their growth.

That is partly because markets are less liquid and less competitive since the collapse of Lehman Brothers last September.

Lack of infrastructure not only impinges on the daily lives of millions, but it also renders firms less competitive.

Nobody accuses David Beckham of selling out or being a less competitive athlete because he poses in underwear.

In many cases, the more you try to compete, the less competitive you actually are.

First, Taiwan's economy will be less competitive globally (even if some companies hold their own), and the standard of living will decline.

That means that when the dollar weakens, third countries become less competitive relative to China.

That makes them less competitive candidates for jobs after graduation.

This time a rising currency will start to make these guys less competitive.

If they shift the increased cost to consumers, their commodities will be less competitive in the market.

This made China's exporters less competitive against many rivals.

A high exchange value makes Japanese exports costlier and less competitive.

But they are unlikely to add to a rout, not least because that would make their exports much less competitive in America.

These need to become less competitive and less technically inventive.

And as Greece was becoming less competitive, it was growing older.

Does it make the marketplace more competitive, less competitive?

Does the Internet make markets more or less competitive?

In less competitive markets, even fewer need be nobbled.

China has little to gain from a dollar crash, not least because that would make its exports much less competitive in America.

Denmark and Sweden look even less competitive.

The tourism industry was coddled by the government, and became less and less competitive.

The irony is that in order to become less competitive (and a lot happier), you need to drop out of the race.

As prices rise in China, its goods become less competitive abroad. China' s trade surplus should shrink, contributing to growth elsewhere.

But Chinese automakers have penetrated only less competitive markets such as the Middle East.

The banking system will be less competitive and more oligopolistic .

If the Fed's action devalues the dollar, as is widely expected, it will make the products of other countries less competitive.

But sluggishness and policy-wrangling south of the border sap growth and make its currency less competitive.

Yes, yuan appreciation would make many export factories in China less competitive.

Inflation in China may even help its rivals. As prices rise in China, its goods become less competitive abroad.

By contrast, encouraging foreign capital to flood in can put upward pressure on the exchange rate, making exports less competitive.

The first is that tougher rules risk making British banks less competitive.

The trouble is, developing countries would be whacked, since their exports would become markedly less competitive.

And the local brands catering go out pace slow, less competitive.

The renminbi would then appreciate in real terms, and make Chinese goods less competitive.

Capital flows tend to cause currencies to get stronger and make exports less competitive.

As prices rise in China, its goods become less competitive abroad.

Over time an industry that has to pay people to buy its wares usually becomes less competitive.

On the other hand, it depresses the euro, which makes US exports less competitive in a crucial market.

make them become less competitive both academically and spiritually compared with peers who receive normal college education

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