Примеры использования Labour-intensive industries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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First, the expansion of small-scale, labour-intensive industries should be encouraged.
For this reason the period of cost financing can be expected to be lower in labour-intensive industries.
Routine labour-intensive industries need basically literate and numerate entrepreneurs and workers.
Indeed, the region has failed to make significant progress even in many labour-intensive industries.
In the labour-intensive industries(food and beverages and wearing apparel), it leads to an increase in the labour cost share.
Additionally, several low-cost locations have integrated GVCs in selected labour-intensive industries.
The labour-intensive industries were the most affected because the vast majority of SMEs were not technology- or capital-intensive.
But while these industries contribute to MVA,they do not generate as much employment as the labour-intensive industries.
Strong and inclusive growth with focus on labour-intensive industries is one of the pillars of the Kyrgyz Republic's“40 steps to New Era”.
With a view to obtaining cost competitiveness,a modest strategy aiming at labour-intensive industries is warranted.
Traditional labour-intensive industries are steadily being moved offshore and with more capital and technology-intensive industries replacing them.
The competitive advantage of most African economies is in natural-resource-based activities and labour-intensive industries.
Obviously, the cost share attributable to wages is more important in labour-intensive industries than in capital- and technology-intensive industries. .
It was stated that in order to create more jobs andincome, there should be increasing investment in labour-intensive industries.
In the transition economies, policies are shifting towards more labour-intensive industries where comparative economic advantage can be maintained.
Women had lost manufacturing jobs disproportionately in the early stages,since they had been concentrated in labour-intensive industries.
The Committee recommends that the State party strengthen its efforts to promote labour-intensive industries and increase productivity in the agricultural sectors.
However, manufacturing activities need to be broadened calling for a diversification strategy targeting other resource-based and labour-intensive industries.
This approach is considered more successful in attracting FDI in labour-intensive industries such as garments than the models used by some of its competitor countries.
In labour-intensive industries, an important variable is the degree to which the value-added chain is integrated: the more it is integrated, the greater the incentive for environmental upgrading.
Boosting productive employment, especially among youth,through supporting job creation in labour-intensive industries is a high priority.
Thirdly, Governments have often encouraged labour-intensive industries and have promoted the development of small and medium-sized enterprises in order to absorb some of their unemployed youth.
A large and cheap female labour surplus has often provided a competitive edge for export-oriented and labour-intensive industries in developing countries.
Most(60-70 per cent)of all FDI has traditionally been in labour-intensive industries(textiles and clothing, engineering and electronics) whose labour force is predominantly female.
Special efforts should be made to create productive jobs throughpolicies promoting efficient and, where required, labour-intensive industries, and transfer of modern technologies.
Furthermore, traditional African labour-intensive industries lost their competitive edge on both the domestic and foreign markets in the wake of the expiration of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing of the World Trade Organization on 1 January 2005.
However, as Cambodia becomes more integrated in the regional and global economy,foreign investment in labour-intensive industries is expected to increase dramatically.
The study aims to examine changes in the industrial sector,especially in labour-intensive industries(textile and garment) and high-tech industries electronics and related applications.
Within industries the picture differs: in some countries employment in capital- andenergy-intensive industries declined less than in labour-intensive industries, such as food or textiles.
The gains are also not always permanent-- women who lose jobs in internationally mobile labour-intensive industries face difficulties in obtaining employment in the more capital-intensive industries that may replace them.5.