Sentence examples for fragmented production from inspiring English sources

And it does so, impressively, in a fragmented production without much dialogue.

This study measured biodiversity value using readily available data and tools in order to identify conservation priority sites in a heavily modified and fragmented production landscape.

They concluded that Brazil was the only country with a consolidated participation in fragmented production.

In a context of fragmented production, the first group covers technology-intensive goods that are assembled by semi-industrialized countries and then exported.

The agricultural sector is characterized by highly fragmented production while the market structure in processing and retailing stages is much more concentrated (EU 2009; Russo et al. 2011).

Fragmented production gives rise to trade among countries that can be examined from two perspectives: on one hand, the imported content of a country's exports and, on the other, part of a country's exports can be used by importing countries to produce their own exports.

The indicators used by the latter approach are based on product classification established by the Standard International Trade Classification (SITC), a system which, in the context of an increasingly fragmented world production in certain branches of production, limits our perception of the technological level of exports based on products.

I argue that unless we develop a new understanding of how innovation and entrepreneurship can bring about sustained economic growth in different ways in different places, we will be doomed to one of two options: horrifying levels of inequality or depressing economic stagnation.If there is one new thing in "globalisation," it is the new system of fragmented global production of goods and services.

In many urbanized areas the roadside and nature conservation management offers a biomass-for-bioenergy resource potential which is barely valorized, because of the fragmented biomass production sites and the scarcity of accurate data on the spatial availability of the biomass.

Calfat et al. (2011) investigated the participation of Argentina, Brazil, Guatemala, and Nicaragua in fragmented world production.

There are grounds to think that, for goods within a fragmented international production structure, this concept suffers from the same limitation in evaluating export quality as the correlation between per-capita income and export composition.