The phrase "abundant factor" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or plentiful element that contributes to a particular situation or outcome.
Example: "The abundant factor in our success was the team's unwavering dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "key element" or "major contributor".
According to the HOS model if unskilled labor is the abundant factor, trade liberalization lowers the gender wage gap since women, who are predominantly less skilled, will see a relative increase in their wages.
Women, who tend to be part of the lower skilled or semi-skilled labor, the abundant factor in developing countries, should therefore gain from trade in both of these respects.
The Hecksher-Ohlin-Samuelson (HOS) theory predicts that trade expansion should increase demand for the country's abundant factor which is employed intensively in the production of goods in which the country has comparative advantage.
The conventional wisdom in economic theory is that unskilled labor, the relatively abundant factor in developing economies, would benefit from trade reform and thus inequality would fall, although these reforms usually have more complex effects (Goldberg and Pavcnik 2004, 2007).
The fall in the residual wage gap in competitive industries associated with increased exports supports the HOS hypothesis: if women are the abundant factor then increased trade should increase their real returns and hence results in the lower gender wage gap.
In this study, we found that, after RPA, DNA-PK is the most abundant factor in the HARP complex.
Limestone reaction is a complex process and relates to abundant factors.
There are abundant factors that might scuttle Putin's plan, and Obama could well find himself back to selling the military option in a few weeks.
Early after stroke, reactive astrocytes secrete abundant factors, such as tPA as well as PAI-1 [81] [83]]–[81] [83]
The theory on the putative role of Tβ4 in the physiological development of embryos, as well as in vascularization and tissue recovery in acute and chronic ischemia, has been reinforced by the discovery that Tβ4 is one of the most abundant factors secreted by embryonic endothelial progenitor cells [14].
Notably, at this time, OA progress was still aggravated because of abundant factors, such as TNFα, iNOS and COX-2, induced by activated NF-κB.
