However, the development of organic cotton has some drawbacks, including the structural difficulties (both actual and perceived) of doing business in sub-Saharan Africa; lack of transport or difficulties to transport organic fertilizer, a shortage of export oriented knowledge (Ferrigno et al. 2005).
It's a great project for this president who can then use that to reduce our dependence upon foreign oil, increase American jobs — [applause] and build a whole set of export oriented industries.
South Cambridge has a high proportion of high tech firms that are export oriented and a varied sector mix.
"China's economy will become more dynamic than just export oriented, and consumption- and service-oriented growth will become more critical," says Jeff Papp, senior analyst at Oberweis Asset Management in Lisle, Ill.
A simple adaptation of the Grubel-Lloyd index that uses net imports (or net exports) provides information about whether an industry is relatively more import oriented or export oriented, not only about whether its trade is balanced.
Despite the fact that the Indian food processing industry is primarily export oriented, the market within the country of about a billion people is also rapidly expanding.
"They are almost completely export oriented, and that's quite the reverse of the U.S".
Many smaller companies, being export oriented, have been especially hard hit by the global slowdown.
"If our cargo capabilities are maxed out," he said, "less attention is paid to expand export oriented, high value manufacturing here".
As far as infrastructure is concerned, improving manufacturing is important and it needs to be export oriented.
"Previously," says Free, "the MFG.com platform was only in English and we were only attractive to Chinese companies who were fluent in English and export oriented.
