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).
As the largest exporter and importer, given its size, Polish economy experiences long-term deficits, since its export is less connected to inflow of export oriented direct investment [57].
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.
Manufacturing is based largely on processing imported goods, although the government supports the development of export-oriented industries.
This growth was driven primarily by the development of export-oriented industries and the abundance of highly skilled and educated labour, fostered by strong government support.
These have pursued the development of export-orientated cash-cropping.
In addition to the policies that constrain farming in upland watersheds and the citizenship rights of minority peoples, Thailand has strongly pushed economic development policies that are export oriented and emphasize diversification of the economy away from agriculture into industrial and service sectors.
South Cambridge has a high proportion of high tech firms that are export oriented and a varied sector mix.
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".
Indirect ecological and social effects are not only based on the production of raw materials for bioenergy, but are also for the whole industrialised and export oriented agricultural products.
