Translation of "Low cost country" in German

When is low-cost country sourcing worthwhile in steel construction?

Sectors with a higher human capital content – electronic consumer goods, for example – have much higher R&D costs than the shoe sector, so manufacturing these goods on an assembly line in a low-cost country is probably not very costly in comparison to R&D and other intangible costs.

In the notification, the French authorities state that one of the restructuring plan’s objectives is ‘to rationalise production by abandoning certain bottom-end segments which have become structurally loss-making in order to limit the losses related to the market share gains by low-cost country manufacturers (freestanding microwave ovens, freezers and small refrigerators).’

This securised document would be issued at low cost by candidate country consulates after examination of lists provided by the Russian authorities.

Low Cost Country Sourcing have built up a huge database of information on the Eastern Europe manufacturing markets since 2004.Our aim is to find the right suppliers for buyers in Eastern Europe.

The concentration of financial services in Krakow are supposed to enable particularly simple and standardised jobs in the „low-cost country“ of Poland.

Nowadays, the expression “low cost country” no longer counts, but rather the term “best cost country” counts.

With the subprimes, it has all the characteristics of a premeditated crisis: after the failures of the financial placements in Southeast Asia then in the start-up of the Web, vis-a-vis the development of China, with its monumental commercial surpluses which are the consequence of the will to produce at low cost in this country to carry out considerable commercial margins in the developed countries, at its intransigent political good-will to fix itself the course of its currency and its own commercial rules, a solution consists in once more finding a source of important profits at home!

It can be an ideal opportunity for a German manufacturer who wants to have production in low cost country.

Low-cost country sourcing is primarily aimed at identifying, assessing, and utilizing suppliers from countries with low factor costs.

One strategy a company can use to benefit from China’s growth is LCC (low cost country) sourcing.

Albert Ferstl, one of the five Managing Directors of the MB-Holding at the Vestenbergsgreuth location and the Managing Director of Finzelberg festively opened the drying centre amid a circle of employees, customers, business partners and politicians on 11 November 2005 and thereby declared on behalf of the management a clear commitment to the business and industry location of Germany: "Germany is not a low-cost country, but we shall hold our ground internationally through our high productivity and outstanding product quality.

Moreover, CC will facilitate and even encourage the relocation of IT facilities management centres to low-cost countries.

The effects of economic migration from low labour cost countries to high labour cost countries are not enough.

It is therefore likely to foster ruthless competition and transfers of activity to low-cost countries.

Direct competition between IT professionals in western countries and their counterparts in low-cost countries will certainly lead to cuts in staff numbers in the west.

High quality skilled handiwork and a reasonable price is only possible in a low working costs country like Romania.

The main reason are certainly lower wage costs due to the production in Asian low-cost countries.

T-Systems can offer them better M2M connectivity at a low cost in 200 countries.

This clause could lead to supporting business in low-cost countries such as India and China, thereby threatening European manufacturing.

In this respect, minimum nationality quotas might be a means of raising overall levels of aptitude in view of the lack of professional skills among certain crews whose members are recruited at low cost from countries outside the European Union.

Honey is produced at such low costs in third countries that the European producers are coming under increasing pressure.

It is essential that in Europe, too, the opening up of the textile market to imports from low cost countries should be reciprocated by the countries benefiting and should be accompanied by the gradual adoption of fairer trade rules in social and environmental terms and as regards intellectual property, as proposed by the High Level Group on textiles.

Everyone knows that imports from low-cost countries are the reason for the low inflation rates of recent years.

As China enters an era of more subdued growth amid increased competition from other low-cost countries, this damage will become increasingly apparent – and increasingly destructive.

In addition, since certain operations of the TCHs production are labour intensive, it is highly possible that they would be de-located to low labour cost countries in order to reduce such costs.

The market vacuum caused by the exit of Chinese products would probably be filled quickly by other low-cost countries like Vietnam and India.

But the reality, revealed by a recent study by the Danish Center for Political Studies, is that less than 10% of the Denmark’s electricity demand is met by wind, because much of the power is produced when there is no demand and is sold at very low cost to other countries.

When European corporations outsource labor-intensive manufacturing to low-cost countries but keep the rest of the production process in Europe, they greatly complicate matters for anyone trying to evaluate the economics of trade defense.