Traduction de «économie d'entreprise » (Français → Anglais) :

Construction in the compiling economy comprises construction services provided to residents of the compiling economy by non-resident construction enterprises (debit) and the goods and services purchased in the compiling economy by these non-resident enterprises (credit).

Comprises construction services provided to residents of the compiling economy by non-resident construction enterprises (debit) and the goods and services purchased in the compiling economy by these non-resident enterprises (credit).

Enterprise and Information Society Commissioner Erkki Liikanen said that "in 2002 the Commission will intensify the debate and deepen its co-operation with all e-Economy stakeholders, including Member States, industry, consumers and social partners, to develop a policy agenda for maximising the benefits of the e-Economy for European enterprises".

II. RECOGNIZING THAT - the development of small and medium-sized enterprises is of great importance for the competitiveness of the European economy, regional development and economic cohesion in the European Union, - small and medium-sized enterprises, including the various service activities, make an important contribution to growth and the creation of jobs, - the strengths of small and medium-sized enterprises lie in their flexibility and adaptability to changing circumstances, - this adaptability and flexibility is hampered by bot ...[+++]h internal (particularly financial and managerial) and external (particularly legal and administrative) hurdles, - a simple, logical and coherent legal framework would accordingly be essential to such enterprises, CONSIDERING that local development initiatives offer considerable potential for strengthening the economic and social fabric of the European Union and for creating employment, AWARE that both measures to create a legislative and administrative environment favourable to the development of enterprise and effective, high-profile support measures are essentially the responsibility of the Member States, in accordance with the principle of subsidiarity set out in Article 3b of the Treaty establishing the European Community, EMPHASIZES that it is a priority concern of enterprise policy in the Community, as mentioned in the multiannual programme, to improve the legislative and administrative environment for enterprises, to intensify and improve the Community's provision of information to enterprises, to promote cooperation and partnership between small and medium-sized enterprises and to ensure the promotion and coordination of Community instruments, IS ACCORDINGLY CONVINCED that the Community's policy in favour of small and medium-sized enterprises should be put into practice and made more effective through a new and extended partnership between the Member States and the Community, and through efficient and regular consultation of th ...

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows: Belgium: Mr Elio DI RUPO Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Communications and Public Undertakings Denmark: Mr Joergen ROSTED State Secretary for Industry Germany: Mr Günther REXRODT Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Mr Wolfgang BÖTSCH Federal Minister for Post and Telecommunications Mr Johann EEKHOFF State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs Greece: Mr Konstantinos SIMITIS Minister for Industry Mr Athanasios TSOURAS State Secretary for Transport and Communications Spain: Mr Juan Manuel EGUIAGARAY Minister for Industry Mr Jos ...[+++]é BORRELL FONTELLES Minister for Transport, Public Works and the Environment France: Mr Pierre de BOISSIEU Ambassador, Permanent Representative Ireland: Mr Ruairi QUINN Minister for Employment and Enterprise Mr Brian COWEN Minister for Transport Italy: Mr Domenico COMINO Minister with responsibility for Community Policy Coordination Mr Ilario FLORESTA State Secretary for the Budget Luxembourg: Mr Robert GOEBBELS Minister for Economic Affairs Mrs Mady DELVAUX-STEHRES Minister for Communications Netherlands: Mr G.J. WIJERS Minister for Economic Affairs Mrs A. JORRITSMA-LEBBINK Minister for Transport Portugal: Mr Luis MIRA AMARAL Minister for Industry Mr Joaquim FERREIRA DO AMARAL Minister for Public Works, Transport and Communications United Kingdom: Mr Ian TAYLOR Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of Trade and Industry - - - Commission: Mr Martin BANGEMANN Member Mr Karel VAN MIERT Member The following representatives of the acceding countries attended as observers: Norway: Mr Kjell OPSETH Minister for Transport and Communications Mrs Anne BREIBY State Secretary for Industry and Energy Austria Mr Wolfgang SCHÜSSEL Federal Minister for Economic Affairs Mr Viktor KLIMA Federal Minister for Public Economy and Transport Finland Mr Seppo KÄÄRIÄINEN Minister for Trade and Industry Sweden Mr Hans KARLANDER State Secretary for ...

THE COUNCIL CALLS UPON THE COMMISSION 1. to facilitate industrial cooperation with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe by supporting the development of a climate and a regulatory framework favourable to enterprises and to inter- enterprise agreements; to that end, and in order to overcome barriers to industrial cooperation and to greater integration in the European economy, the following are deemed priorities: (a) increased support for those countries to improve the framework conditions for investment, and in particular trans ...[+++]parency and legal security for investors, and the alignment of investment protection rules on those obtaining within the Community; (b) technical assistance for the countries of Central and Eastern Europe to take over the acquis communautaire on competition, which is a necessary condition for setting up an internal market and developing trade and industrial investment; (c) increased technical assistance to bring standards and conformity evaluation procedures into line with those in force within the Community, including environmental protection standards, in particular by encouraging the CCEE to join the relevant international standardization organizations; (d) a significant increase in the organization of round tables between Community and East European industrialists on technological and market trends to boost the development of industrial cooperation; (e) a special effort to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation, particularly in terms of the information society and to improve links between research and industrial development in those countries; 2. to promote cooperation between industrial operators by means of flanking and support measures for the implementation of projects, namely: (a) development of management training initiatives carried out in particular by Community industrial operators, notably for East European company executives; (b) increased support for feasibility and profitability studies of specific pr ...