tailieunhanh - An introduction to Mechanical Engineering: Study on the Competitiveness of the EU Mechanical Engineering Industry

Some key indicators for ME and total manufacturing have already been compared above. This section adopts a dynamic approach in performing this analysis and aims to compare how gross value added, labour productivity, employment, wages, and unit labour costs of ME and total manufacturing have evolved over time. Gross value added (GVA) is considered as a first performance measure. Figure plots the relative development of real GVA over a period from 1995 to 2008. There has been a close co-development until 2004, with ME achieving higher growth rates thereafter. The development of ME is more volatile than the. | An introduction to Mechanical Engineering Study on the Competitiveness of the EU Mechanical Engineering Industry Within the Framework Contract of Sectoral Competitiveness Studies - ENTR 06 054 Final Report Client Directorate-General Enterprise Industry ECORYS Research and Consulting Cambridge econometrics Dr. Hans-Gunther Vieweg Munich 01 February 2012 Project leader Hans-Gunther Vieweg Ifo Institute Team Ifo Institute Jorg Claussen Christian Essling Michael Reinhard Cambridge Econometrics Eva Alexandri Graham Hay Ian Robins Danish Technological Institute Tine Andersen Karsten Frohlich Hougaard ECORYSA Table of contents 1 An introduction to Mechanical Engineering 1 Structure of the report and the team 1 Understanding the project and its objectives 2 Specifics of Mechanical Engineering 4 2 EU Mechanical Engineering 19 Profile of the EU Mechanical Engineering 19 Description of the sector 19 Mechanical Engineering compared to total manufacturing 27 Mechanical engineering in selected Member States 31 France 31 Germany 35 Italy 38 Spain 41 United Kingdom 45 Poland 47 Czech Republic 50 Slovakia 53 Subsectors of Mechanical Engineering 55 Engines and turbines 55 Pumps and compressors 60 Taps and valves 65 Bearings gears and drives 68 Lifting handling and storage equipment 74 Non-domestic cooling and ventilation equipment 83 Agricultural and forestry machinery 87 Machinery for mining quarrying and construction 93 Machine Tools for metal working 98 for textile apparel and leather production 105 Specific topics for the assessment of the performance of EU ME 109 Supply side analysis of EU Mechanical Engineering 109 EU ME - regional distribution and division of labour 112 Non-European players activities in the EU 118 3 Major competitors and sales markets 120 Major competitors 120 United States .

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