Plan of action to increase the competitiveness of the European textile and clothing industry. Communication from the Commission to the Council, the European Parliament, the Economic and Social Committee and the Committee of the Regions. COM (97) 454 final

Indeed, as many of the relevant framework conditions for a competitive and sustainable industry are set at Member State level, the monitoring should not only cover competitiveness

Adaptability and rapid structural change ~e essential for the competitiveness of the European ··economy and its resilience to world-wide economic fluctUations. low

1996 was a year in which the awareness of the problem of child sex tourism came to the fore among European public opinion, tourists and the tourist industry in

The need to implement a European Union strategy to keep up with the major changes in the European defence-related industries is becoming more pressing every

This report provides a periodic assessment of the ·price and cost competitiveness of the European Union (EURIS), the group of countries participating in the

This report provides a periodic assessment of the price and cost competitiveness of the European Union (EUR15), the group of countries participating in the

Spain has asked for derogations from commercial policy and for quantitative restrictions applicable on Community territory to imports of certain textile and clothing products

This year’s edition of the annual European Competitiveness Report looks first at the implications of the economic downturn for productivity — the key factor for competitiveness in