international competitiveness Flashcards
what is international competitive
-ability of nations to compete successfully overseas and sustain improvements in living standards
what determines whether a country is competitive or not and measures
-price and non-price comp
-ability to attract FOP
-unit labour costs (TLC/O), global competitiveness index, terms of trade
-uk ranked high on GCI due to competitive non-price and FDI
factors determine international competitiveness
-unit labour costs, labour flexibility, labour skills, tax regimes innovation, infrastructure
policies to improve international competitiveness
-supply-side policies (price, non price and attracting FDI)
-spending on infrastructure, tax incentives, deregulation, education
-cost, time lags, no guarantee of success