Traduction de «internationalization economic activity » (Anglais → Français) :

globalisation [ economic globalisation | economic globalization | globalisation of economic activity | globalisation of the economy | globalization | internationalisation of economic activity | internationalization of economic activity ]

internationalization of economic activity

Health and Economic Activity: A Time Series Analysis of Canadian Mortality and Unemployment Rates [ Health and Economic Activity ]

branch of economic industry [ branch of economic activity ]

International Standard Industrial Classification of All Economic Activities [ ISIC | International Standard Industrial Classification ]

General industrial classification of economic activities within the European Communities | NACE classification | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Union | NACE [Abbr.]

economic activity | business activity

NACE Revision 2 | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Community | statistical classification of economic activities in the European Union | NACE Rev. 2 [Abbr.]

economic analysis [ analysis of economic activity | economic evaluation | economic study | Economic research(STW) ]

economic activity

The Commission has decided to approve a scheme of tax aid for investment notified by the Portuguese authorities designed to promote, on the one hand, the conversion, modernization and diversification of economic activity in areas affected by the restructuring of certain sectors of industry and, on the other, the internationalization of firms.

First, the authors of the report analyze recent economic developments which make necessary improved cooperation between competition authorities; they thus considered that: - with the positive conclusion of the Uruguay Round leading to a progressive reduction of state-imposed trade barriers, the risk exists that these barriers will be replaced by other obstacles to international trade resulting from the behaviour of countries, e.g. setting up cartels, whose members divide world markets (in this way, each company assures the protection of its traditional national market), partitioning distribution networks of large, global companies along ...[+++] national borders, etc. Such behaviour, if widespread, would compromise the expected benefits of liberalized international trade in terms of growth and employment; - there is a growing contradiction between the increasing internationalization of economic activity and the limited territorial control exercised by national competition authorities (or by a "regional" authority such as the Commission).

The objectives of the programme, adopted as from 1 July 1993 and extending until 31 December 1996, are as follows: I. INTENSIFYING THE PRIORITY MEASURES FOR ENTERPRISE POLICY IN ORDER TO STIMULATE GROWTH WITHIN THE COMMUNITY A. Improvement of the administrative and legal environment of enterprises inter alia in the area of indirect taxation in order to alleviate the burdens on SMEs arising from Community legislation B. Better access to Community information for enterprises C. Improving the business-partner-search network D. Continued development of instruments permitting direct contact between entrepreneurs and aimed at promoting transnational subcontracting E. Ensuring full consideration of the interests of SMEs in the various Community i ...[+++]nitiatives and policies II. ENSURING THE CONTINUITY AND CONSOLIDATION OF ENTERPRISE POLICY IN ORDER TO ENCOURAGE THE EUROPEANIZATION AND INTERNATIONALIZATION OF ENTERPRISES, ESPECIALLY SMEs, A. Encouraging SMEs, including craft-industry enterprises, to adapt to structural changes and to changes brought about by the internal market, in particular through information, exchange of experiences and transnational co-operation activities B. Promoting a better financial environment for enterprises C. Promoting better observation of the economic development of enterprises as part of the dynamic of effective implementation of the internal market D. Evaluation and development of enterprise policy. In order to achieve these objectives and insofar as they cannot be better achieved by the Member States, the Commission, assisted by a Committee composed of representatives of the Member States, will implement such measures as need be taken at Community level, allowing for the findings of any evaluation reports.