Since the labor input in 3DP is relatively modest compared to traditional manufacturing, the comparative advantage of Asian countries on wage differentials is diminishing (Jing 2015).
Therefore, at the population level, the comparative advantage of the Alternative strategy compared to the Status Quo would remain similar or be strengthened if costs related to treatment and care were included.
Compared to traditional approach, the results demonstrated a significant comparative advantage of the new approach.
One comparative advantage of private-sector jobs is the pay.
Meeting the SDGs will require the engagement of all three sectors; the comparative advantage of each suggests a clear division of labour.
First, of course, is location: it has the unmatched comparative advantage of being a vital, if fading, media product in the capital of the American empire.
Discourse and intercourse in the broad sense of that word are the essence and the comparative advantage of New York.
"It is neither the mandate nor the comparative advantage of the World Bank to engage in advice on issues of political design," it says.
Imposing the same environmental rules on every country, backed by trade sanctions, would destroy the comparative advantage of many countries, especially developing ones.
This "plays to the government's comparative advantage of convening and bringing together the best of what others can do," reckons Helene Gayle, the head of Care.
The scale of death in both wars was inseparable from commanders' delays in recognizing the implications for the comparative advantage of offense and defense that new weapon technology had introduced.
