Instead of
fearing global competition we should face it head on and embrace the opportunities in fast - growing Asia - Pacific markets such as Vietnam, Malaysia, and Brunei.
Not exact matches
The phenomenon is the result of several converging forces: pressure from activist shareholders; executive compensation programs that tie pay to per - share earnings and share prices that buybacks can boost; increased
global competition; and
fear of making long - term bets on products and services that may not pay off.
While the auto and dairy industries»
fear of cheaper import products and increased
competition is understandable, the solution is not to close our doors to
global trade and risk eroding Canada's position in the world economy.
Don't let
fear of the
global competition or your own demands for perfection intimidate you into silence.
The economy is starting to rebound but we are still in the midst of a skills gap, have
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