In the international hierarchy of labour costs Austria ranked ninth in 2004. Hourly labour costs were most expensive in Denmark, Norway and Germany. In 2004 one hour of blue-collar labour in Austrian manufacturing cost 20.80 €, hence 2.25 percent less than the average paid in the EU. With exchange-rates stabilised, lower wage inflation and high productivity growth, the relative unit labour cost position of Austrian manufacturing has improved by approximately 20 percent since the mid-1990s. In 2004 unit labour costs decreased by 3.5 percent; Austria also gained ground over its trading partners.
One of the key economic variables considered in the context of globalization, outsour-cing, competit...
Labor costs in Austria's manufacturing industry are among the highest in the OECD area, exceeding th...
Relative unit labour costs vis-à-vis trading partners are an important indicator of international co...
In an international hierarchy of labour costs, Austria ranks 11th, after Germany, Switzerland, the S...
In 2007, a working hour cost Austrian manufacturers 29.90 €, 7.8 percent more than the average of th...
In an international ranking of labour costs, Austria places tenth after Germany, the Scandinavian co...
In 2005, unit labour costs in Austrian manufacturing decreased by 0.7 percent but their relative ran...
Austria's unit labour cost position improved thanks to the recovering economy and the related increa...
After having stagnated on average during the second half of the eighties unit labour costs in the Au...
Having improved steadily from 1988 to 1991 Austria's international competitive position in terms of ...
The price competitiveness of Austria's manufacturing sector improved substantially over the last two...
Price competitiveness of Austria's manufacturing sector, which had deteriorated significantly in the...
Unit labor costs in manufacturing, which had risen by more than 3 percent in 1992, stagnated in 1993...
In 2009 the economic crisis had a significant impact on the unit labour cost position of Austrian ma...
The economic crisis has affected the unit labour cost position of the Austrian manufacturing sector....
One of the key economic variables considered in the context of globalization, outsour-cing, competit...
Labor costs in Austria's manufacturing industry are among the highest in the OECD area, exceeding th...
Relative unit labour costs vis-à-vis trading partners are an important indicator of international co...
In an international hierarchy of labour costs, Austria ranks 11th, after Germany, Switzerland, the S...
In 2007, a working hour cost Austrian manufacturers 29.90 €, 7.8 percent more than the average of th...
In an international ranking of labour costs, Austria places tenth after Germany, the Scandinavian co...
In 2005, unit labour costs in Austrian manufacturing decreased by 0.7 percent but their relative ran...
Austria's unit labour cost position improved thanks to the recovering economy and the related increa...
After having stagnated on average during the second half of the eighties unit labour costs in the Au...
Having improved steadily from 1988 to 1991 Austria's international competitive position in terms of ...
The price competitiveness of Austria's manufacturing sector improved substantially over the last two...
Price competitiveness of Austria's manufacturing sector, which had deteriorated significantly in the...
Unit labor costs in manufacturing, which had risen by more than 3 percent in 1992, stagnated in 1993...
In 2009 the economic crisis had a significant impact on the unit labour cost position of Austrian ma...
The economic crisis has affected the unit labour cost position of the Austrian manufacturing sector....
One of the key economic variables considered in the context of globalization, outsour-cing, competit...
Labor costs in Austria's manufacturing industry are among the highest in the OECD area, exceeding th...
Relative unit labour costs vis-à-vis trading partners are an important indicator of international co...