flow of services

However, commercial potential extends significantly beyond simple cross- border flows of services.

To achieve this objective, we should, above all, concentrate on strengthening the single market and increasing the free flow of services.

Money flows are essentially different in character from flows of services and goods.

This program provides students with intensive training in business planning and how to direct the flow of services and products to clients.

Customers of both companies will continue to receive an uninterrupted flow of services and the transition is expected to be seamless.

In the new model, value is instead delivered as a continuous flow of services - such as providing illumination rather than selling light bulbs.

Move to a solutions-based business model, delivering value as a flow of services, eg providing illumination rather than just selling lights.

In a globalized economy where services can be rendered via electronic means (e.g. internet) the related international flows of services are difficult to identify.

In addition, an alternative estimate of consumption is presented that replaces the expenditure on durable goods with the flow of services derived from them.

Her accreditation with "Aussie Host" gives her the skill to maintain an efficient flow of services for all our clients needs.

This makes it difficult to set up a single European energy market with a free flow of services in this area, as well as at an international level.

Instead of adding to the economy’s productive capacity, these assets provide a flow of services (such as reassurance to parents and relaxed travel) directly to consumers.

A big problem with generational accounting is that much of the benefit stream, such as the flow of services from military defense, is hard to apportion.

The Balance of Payments program collects information on the flow of services and investment between Canadian residents and the rest of the world.

The result of the discriminatory restrictions affecting the cross-border flow of services is that small and medium-sized enterprises are missing opportunities to develop and create jobs.

Strong sustainability implies placing constraints on the reduction of stocks of natural capital to prevent irreversibility and (or) protect flows of services that have public good characteristics.

The research schools integrate the research education resources of their members, in essence offering their PhD students free flow of services like courses, supervision and industry collaboration.

The Services Directive (2006/123/EC) is characterised by partial liberalisation of the flow of services in the European Union.

However, these measures concern mainly the accessibility and impartiality of legal and administrative mechanisms intended to facilitate the flow of services and the adjudication of disputes.

Lagarde added that there was also “a long debate on whether to include the trade balance with its flows of products and whether to include flows of services.”

EN flow of services; services flow; movement of services FR circulation des services (n.f.)

This is a great strength, but in the development of e-services, there is the danger of islands arising where language groups or national administrative borders interrupt the flow of services.

It is defined as a stock of natural assets, such as water and forest resources, producing a flow of services such as oxygen, wildlife habitat, climate regulation and recreation.

In economics, the value of a capital asset may be modeled as the present value of the flow of services the asset will generate in future, appropriately adjusted for uncertainty.

This may be particularly strategic when employing networks that permit the flow of services across landscapes, and might also facilitate securing the financial means to protect services through a diversification of investors.