This in turn should help SMEs in those countries to become more competitive in the global market.

To what extent can ICTs enable tourism enterprises in developing countries to become more competitive on tourism markets?

Above all, local companies need to be supported when they make moves to become more efficient, innovative, and competitive.

Over time, they will foster productivity and flexibility, and the countries that implement them thoroughly should thus become more competitive.

This will force small and medium producers to become more competitive, but they must do so on an uneven playing field.

If the renminbi were to gain in value, poor countries exports would become more competitive, and their economies would become better positioned to reap the benefits of globalization.

This stands in sharp contrast to the communist mainland, which has reinvented itself to become one of world s more open, competitive, and dynamic economies.

Indeed, Navalny has become the only hope for competitive politics in Russia.

As developing country firms become more competitive through OFDI, they can contribute to the competitiveness of their home countries by increasing national productive capacity and productivity.

The report shows that in their desire to remain or become more competitive, governments and employers around the world have taken many steps to increase labor market flexibility.

However, with installment financing, monthly costs become not only manageable, but competitive with traditional fuels.

But, as we now know, Germany did become competitive again too competitive, according to some, owing to a combination of wage restraint and productivity enhancing structural reforms.

First, its currency would naturally depreciate, making exports more competitive and imports more expensive.

For some people, synthetic drugs have become a way to deal with today s fast and competitive times.

There was an urgent need to enable those countries to become globally competitive on a sustainable basis.

Indeed, avoiding continuous competitive devaluations is more a blessing than a curse.

The aim is no longer to become the world s most competitive knowledge economy, as disingenuously announced in 2000.

Their exports would become less competitive, and they would encounter heavy competition from the rump eurozone in their home markets.

That way, once constraints on new industries are removed, private firms in those industries quickly become competitive domestically and internationally.

After all, many people here have been teaching the efficient markets hypothesis that financial markets around the world have become so competitive that it is impossible to make more than a normal return from investing.

Kuroda s stance has already weakened the yen s exchange rate, making Japanese goods more competitive.

These decisions have become more alarming over time as the need for more Europe has become progressively more obvious.

This, we are told, will make Latin America s exports of manufactured goods more competitive internationally.

A new Franco German axis that makes France more competitive is just what Europe needs.

Those countries that persist with these reform efforts could well emerge leaner and more competitive.

The shortage of university slots has made a rigorous testing system all the more competitive.

ISPs would benefit from more competitive conditions for the purchase of international leased circuit capacity.

The subject has become more open to discussion, and it has become more acceptable to set limits.

Some technologies are already mature and economically competitive, while others need only minor additional development steps to become ready for the market.

We must become faster, more flexible, and more effective more modern.

Greater progress is being made in Germany, where, despite popular opposition to an elitist university system such as in the US, Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder called last year for German universities to become much more competitive with each other.

As people become more familiar with electronic signatures, they will become more experienced at making that prudential judgement.

Communications, travel, and productivity are increasing. For some people, synthetic drugs have become a way to deal with today s fast and competitive times.

This allows women to assert themselves, to take their fate in their own hands, and to become competitive on domestic and external markets.

Germany, struggling with the burdens of reunification, undertook structural reforms and became more competitive. Other countries enjoyed housing and consumption booms on the back of cheap credit, making them less competitive.

In September 2002, the First Nations Training to Employment Program was introduced to help First Nations people become more competitive in the workforce by supporting partnerships and innovative approaches between the Alberta government, private sector, and First Nations people.

But to say that Turkey has become more democratic is not to say that it has become more liberal.

A more democratic Iraq has become a more violent Iraq.

Religious minorities have become more insecure.

Have US politics become more divisive?

Devaluation renders exports more competitive, thus substituting external demand for the domestic demand that is being compressed.

And, despite a more competitive exchange rate, the US continues to run a large current account deficit.

It was also helping the private sector to promote industrial development and make developing countries more competitive.

To the extent that developing country firms become more competitive, and to the extent that the home economy keeps important aspects of its activities at home, it is likely to benefit from better connections to international markets, increased productive capacity, and more access to natural resources and strategic assets.

The country s civil society has become more organized, more powerful, and more vibrant.