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FIW-PB 29 Deficits and Strengths in Austrian Competitiveness

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Zusammenfassung:Wettbewerbsfähigkeit wird noch immer oft rein kostenmäßig definiert (niedrige Löhne, Energiepriese). Für Industrieländer und besonders Topeinkommensländer wie Österreich spielen aber Faktoren wie Innovation, Ausbildung und staatliche und nicht staatliche Institutionen (Sozialpartnerschaft, Vertrauen, schnelle Entscheidungen) eine wichtige Rolle. Und der Wettbewerbserfolg sollte nicht nur an den erzielten Einkommen, sondern auch an sozialen und ökologischen Kriterien gemessen werden. Österreich ist auch nach dieser breiteren Definition des Wettbewerbserfolges - gemessen an der Erreichung von Beyond GDP Zielen - mittelfristig ein Erfolgsmodell.

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  • Karl Aiginger, 2016. "FIW-PB 29 Deficits and Strengths in Austrian Competitiveness," FIW Policy Brief series 029, FIW.
    • Handle: RePEc:wsr:pbrief:y:2016:m:01:i:029
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