Examples of using Low value-added in English and their translations into German
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However, exports consist mainly of low value-added goods.
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Low value-added exports will face greater trade friction, the need for industrial restructuring.
With its exports, it competes primarily in the low value-added segment of the world market.
China wants to shift from low value-added, labor-intensive industries such as textiles to higher value-added sectors such as electronics and capital goods.
The economy is poorly diversified, however,and manufacturing industry produces mainly low value-added products.
Fun when it invested in low value-added and knowledge so not everything will be price-as in certain other.
However, there are increasing links withEU industry(notably Italian tool-making industry) for low value-added parts.
Slovakia's metallurgy sector was orientated towards low value-added production and consisted of very large firms, mainly in the heavy industrial and defence sectors.
Competitively priced imports from China have added to the pressure on the European economy to adjust to new sources ofglobal competition, in particular in traditional low value-added manufacturing.
The low value-added services have been catalogued and the rules for calculating prices of transactions involving such services have been set out.
These countries had already lost export-market shares to China andother low value-added and labor-intensive Asian economies.
The separate treatment of low value-added services relaxes the documentation obligations and should be considered favourable and a step towards adjusting the Polish provisions to European standards.
The freight service they operatedessentially involved moving heavy goods- with low value-added-between mining areas and industrial combines.
In the United Kingdom we are introducing a national minimum wage promoting investment in high-skill jobs andfighting the downward spiral of wages that leads only to the sweatshop and the low value-added economy.
Today Slovakia has to deal with an inherited industrial structure which is orientated towards low value-added production and dominated by large combines which are difficult to privatise.
In view of the minimal, low value-added operations that currently suffice to obtain the status of a product originating in the OCTs in the sugar sector, the contribution of these exports to the development of the territories can only be small at best and, without a doubt, out of all proportion to the disruption caused to the Community sectors concerned.
At present, China's mould industry is mostly concentrated in middle and low areas,mold technology is low, low value-added, part high-precision mold also depends on imports, domestic manufacture in various areas to strengthen integration.
Two main factors explain the economicunder-performance of West Wales and the Valleys- the lower value-added per worker and the lower employment rate.
However, at least for the Andean countries, a large part of FDI is directed towards extractive industries rather than manufacturing,suggesting that lower value-added activities are promoted.
Some parts of the tradable sector(finance, insurance, and computer systems design) grew in value added and employment, while others(electronics and cars)grew in value added but declined in employment, as lower value-added jobs moved offshore. The net effect was negligible employment growth in the tradable sector.