Traduction de «Entreprise qui domine grâce à ses coûts de revient » (Français → Anglais) :

14. Invites the Member States to put in place growth-oriented policies and reforms in line with the EU 2020 Strategy, having regard to social protection, social inclusion and public investment; recalls its demands on the need for making the labour market more flexible, in particular by: reducing labour taxation; optimising training schemes to stimulate older workers to stay in employment longer; reducing youth unemployment by better matching the qualifications of young people to labour demand; ensuring that wages keep in line with productivity; and shifting taxation away from labour, in particular regarding low income categories of ...[+++]workers, to environmentally harmful activities; invites the Member States to put in place innovation policies through investments aimed at improving productivity and aligning it with wage developments, and to create a more competitive business environment by: liberalising certain industries; removing unjustified restrictions on regulated trades and professions; facilitating credit access; and facilitating the setting-up of new businesses; encourages, lastly, the reform of the public administration sector by eliminating red tape, cutting costs and removing unnecessary layers of government;

13. Is concerned that the Chair of the Governing Board of the Joint Undertaking refers in the 2013 annual activity report to the project delays, as well as to the need to seek cost savings; notes furthermore that the Director refers to the risks associated to a potential budget shortfall by 2020, mainly related to the increased scope in relation to the ITER buildings and to the current schedule; acknowledges from the Joint Undertaking that the budget allocated for the current MFF until 2020 will be respected by continuing to develop ...[+++] and implement a broad range of cost containment measures;

13. Is concerned that the Chair of the Governing Board of the Joint Undertaking refers in the 2013 annual activity report to the project delays, as well as to the need to seek cost savings; notes furthermore that the Executive Director refers to the risks associated to a potential budget shortfall by 2020, mainly related to the increased scope in relation to the ITER buildings and to the current schedule; acknowledges from the Joint Undertaking that the budget allocated for the current MFF until 2020 will be respected by continuing ...[+++]to develop and implement a broad range of cost containment measures;

The guidelines contained in the Commission document designed to prepare for the Stockholm European Council insist on the need to give priority to completing the internal market by speeding up the process of liberalisation, to strengthening the financial markets by instituting pension funds, and to increasing the competitiveness of businesses by reducing wage costs and by increasing flexibility and mobility at work.

(20) Taking into account intangible benefits means that an estimate in monetary terms, of the indirect benefits that an undertaking derives by virtue of its position as provider of universal service, should be deducted from the direct net cost of universal service obligations in order to determine the overall cost burden.

Secondly, specifically in relation to the Barcelona Summit, the Aranjuez meeting believes that member countries and the Commission must be informed of the need to favour the development framework for European small and medium-sized businesses by means of two methods: firstly, by reducing time limits and administrative costs through the use of new legal instruments which are easier for entrepreneurs to implement and secondly, by using telematic means, and at this first stage of a quicker and less ...[+++] expensive framework in terms of time and costs, to make a detailed analysis of how each of the legislative measures taken affects small and medium-sized businesses.