which determine the ability of firms to compete in conditions of transition. The competitiveness of firms, measured by their … the dynamic nature of competitiveness and the potential endogeneity of its determinants, and to distinguish between short … competitiveness of firms in transition economies is enhanced with improvements in their cost efficiency, productivity of labour …

competitiveness and sustainability implications of such an initiative. There is a need to understand the connection between the …

Although competitiveness is a world very often used in literature it is seldom to be found in economic textbook which … underlines comparative advantage and competitiveness (competitive advantage) do not overlap because competitiveness is much wider … concept. Competitiveness is an ambiguous notion. In literature there are many approaches to competitiveness and many ways of …

include studies of intra-industry trade (IIT) and analyses of industrial 'competitiveness'. This literature seems to assume …

This paper aims at comparing the uneven process of changes in competitiveness among three accession countries … demonstrates that the three countries improved competitiveness in the majority of their manufacturing industries. However, these … countries played the major role in improvement in competitiveness. It determined the drop in relative unit labour costs. The …

This paper aims to show the uneven process of changes in competitiveness across Polish manufacturing industries during … the period prior to Poland's EU membership (1996-2003). Based on the Schumpeterian approach to competitiveness, that is … the ability to compete, it looks at changes in competitiveness as effects of competition and its factors. Using two types …