Traduction de «Taux de pénétration des importations dans une économie » (Français → Anglais) :

import penetration ratio

import penetration ratio

import penetration ratio | IPR

A group of 3 countries leads the EU with household penetration rates of close to or above 60% and 4 others are significantly higher than the EU average [9].

This has a direct impact on increasing the security of supply of the EU - although above 35% energy savings, the rate of reduction of gas imports from additional energy savings falls off sharply.

A more ambitious "innovation" approach covering both existing and new engines requires more upfront investment in low-emission technologies but may reap significant cost savings over the entire lifetime of the investment and allows achieving pollutant emission limits equivalent to the level of road transport.

The country's situation continues to reflect the major structural problems that beset it: (a) the shortcomings of the social protection system, whose per capita level of public expenditure is the lowest in the EU (despite some impact on the risk of poverty, which would have been 37% without social transfers including pensions); (b) the low level of education (in 2002, only 20.6% of 25-64 year-olds had completed at least upper secondary education, and the early school-leaving rate of 45.5% contrasts strikingly with the EU average of 18.8%); (c) the low skill level of large sectors of the working population, in an economy based on labour ...[+++]-intensive, low-paid work ("the working poor "), together with low participation in continuing training (2.9% in 2002), hamper sectoral restructuring and explain why productivity growth is so low (0.3% in 2002, unchanged since 2001).