international competitiveness Flashcards
measures of international competitiveness
relative unit labour costs (average cost of labour per unit of output), relative export prices, the global competitive index
international competitiveness
a measure of the cost of a country’s goods and services exports relative to those of other countries
factor influencing international competitiveness
unit labour costs, productivity, exchange rate, labour taxes or subsidies, government laws and regulations, research and development.
benefits of being internationally competitive
improvement in BofP, reduce unemployment, increase economic growth
problems of being internationally uncompetitive
deficit on BofP, depreciation in exchange rate, leading to imported inflation