Examples of using Technical change in English and their translations into Arabic
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Explaining Technical Change Elster.
Technical change: only one footnote survives.
This is not just a technical change.
Technical change: only one Form B survives.
Rapid progress in globalization and in technical change were foreseen.
Technical change and labour in the United States.
Perhaps even more important, globalization and technical change are interdependent.
Technical change: new version superseded the 1983 edition.
Labour forces needed to adapt to technical change and to business cycles.
One is technical change that expands the use of capital and certain categories of skilled labour.
Here, I would like to draw the attention of delegates to a technical change in the draft resolution.
Technical change, particularly rapid technical change, has frequently created substantial displacement in labour markets.
The President also drew attention to a technical change to be made to draft resolution S/25798.
Finally, the vision should be dynamic as well as eclectic,so that the industry may take advantage of technical change.
He also drew the attention of members of the Council to a technical change to be made to the text of draft resolution S/1994/11 in its provisional form.
Technical change caused by splitting Form G in sections for vaccines preventing human diseases and vaccines preventing animal diseases.
Before I go any further, I would like to draw the Committee ' s attention to a small technical change in the conference room paper.
The Board had approved a technical change in order to align the time limits set out in the Fund ' s Administrative Rules and in its Regulations.
I would also like toinform the Committee that there has been a slight technical change made to document A/C.1/60/CRP.1, which members have before them.
This approach needs to be considerably enriched with a more detailed treatment of what it entails toopen an economy in a world driven by innovation and technical change.
The" new" growth theories therefore note that technical change is endogenous and that education and knowledge produce positive externalities.
The strict application of paragraph 80 would lead to economic stagnation by protectingworkers from dismissal as a result of investment based on technical change.
A Conference on Productivity, Technical Change and National Innovation Systems in Latin America in the 1990s was held at Marbella, Chile, in August.
But changes in labour productivity arealso influenced by a host of other factors, such as technical change, organizational efficiency and economies of scale.
Technical Change and Economic Theory, Maastricht Economic Research Institute on Innovation and Technology/The International Federation of Institutes for Advanced Studies.
Mr. Sacirbey(Bosnia and Herzegovina): Briefly, on just one minor technical change in the draft resolution since we started drafting it.
Current technical change is knowledge-intensive and appears to be linked to a widening of the wage distribution and an increase in unemployment among less-skilled workers in a number of developed economies.
The field survey conducted in Ethiopia showsthat firms that have links with other firms undertake technical change faster than firms operating independently.
This will entail a nuanced policy reorientation towards facilitating the process of diversification through capital accumulation andaccelerating technical change, with a view to generating changes in the structure of the economy toward sectors with higher domestic value added.
A country ' s medium- and long-term growth ratesare determined by the development of capacity, skills and technical change, with the latter embodied in capital investment.
