Traduction de «Adaptation à l'évolution des prix » (Français → Anglais) :

cost of living adjustment | adjustment to price changes

price fluctuation [ price trend | price variation ]

purchasing power gain | gain on net monetary position | general price-level gain | monetary gain | price-level gain

purchasing power loss | general price-level loss | loss on net monetary position | monetary loss | price-level loss

general price-level loss | loss on net monetary position | monetary loss | price-level loss | purchasing power loss

purchasing power risk

purchasing power gain [ general price-level gain | gain on net monetary position | price-level gain | monetary gain ]

purchasing power loss [ general price-level loss | loss on net monetary position | price-level loss | loss of purchasing power | monetary loss ]

corrective maintenance, user-driven modifications and other modifications

adaptive expectations

In this sector in particular, improving energy efficiency has often been an autonomous response to price trends.

73. Considers that the EU cannot recover its competitiveness by means of cost-cutting alone, but that this needs to be accompanied by increased investment in research and development, education and skills, and by greater resource-efficiency; requests that labour markets become more adaptive and dynamic so as to be able to adjust to disruptions in the economic situation without causing collective redundancies and excessive wage adjustment; recalls that the purchasing power of many EU workers has been sharply eroded, household incomes have fallen and internal demand has been depressed; believes that in order to restore the necessary com ...[+++]petitiveness of our economy, the EU must also contemplate strategies focusing on other production costs, price developments and profit margins, and on cross-sectoral policies aimed at boosting innovation, productivity and excellence;

19. Considers that the EU cannot recover its competitiveness by means of cost-cutting alone, but that this needs to be accompanied by increased investment in research and development, education and skills, and by greater resource-efficiency; requests that labour markets become more adaptive and dynamic so as to be able to adjust to disruptions in the economic situation without causing collective redundancies and excessive wage adjustment; recalls that the purchasing power of many EU workers has been sharply eroded, household incomes have fallen and internal demand has been depressed; believes that in order to restore the necessary com ...[+++]petitiveness of our economy, the EU must also contemplate strategies focusing on other production costs, price developments and profit margins, and on cross-sectoral policies aimed at boosting innovation, productivity and excellence;

For the purpose of adapting the comparative methodology framework to national circumstances, Member States should determine the estimated economic lifecycle of a building and/or building element, the appropriate cost for energy carriers, products, systems, maintenance, operational and labour costs, primary energy conversion factors, and the energy price developments on this point to be assumed for fuels used in their national context for energy used in buildings, taking into account the information provided by the Commission.