Sentence examples for efficient labor from inspiring English sources

The United States has the second most efficient labor market.

He offers no muscular advantage in price — like the kind derived from Asia's cheap, efficient labor in clothes or computer parts.

Some 250 American companies, including manufacturers who want to use Vietnam's relatively inexpensive but efficient labor force and some financial companies that want to sell their products in that market, pushed for approval of the measure.

To be sure, his calculated remarks that the Waffen SS contained fine, upstanding folks, or that Hitler had efficient labor policies, or that concentration camps were mere "punishment" camps are nasty.

In temporary equilibrium, the adult efficient labor supply is constant, and the old efficient labor supply is also constant.

Ultimately, said MacDonald, SkillPages wants to create nothing less than a more efficient labor market.

Next-generation genomics technologies make the sequencing of entire genera labor- and cost-efficient, bridging the gulf between research on an established model organism and comparative research on its relatives.

When the impact is part of the place or process, it is easy for investors to push the entrepreneurs in new directions, such as targeting a more lucrative geography or customer segment, or hiring a more cost-efficient labor force, thereby stripping the impact from the company.

Israel and a Palestinian state will have to work together on roads and commercial links between the West Bank and Gaza, and, if the regional economy is to be efficient, on labor law and standards, monetary policy (the Israeli shekel is still the major Palestinian currency), immigration, telecommunications policy (bandwidth is even scarcer than water) and more.

Van Ours (2000) reports that hiring subsidies in Slovakia seem the most efficient active labor market policy.

Our study offers no clear prescriptions for the design of efficient active labor market policies for the long-term unemployed.