Sentence examples for future comparative advantage from inspiring English sources
So many economists now argue that South-East Asia's future comparative advantage will lie in supplying tourist services to the swelling ranks of China's affluent.Some countries are going out of their way to lure the Chinese hordes.
By means of probit and OLS regressions, the authors show that density is always significant predicting future comparative advantage (dummy of 1 or 0).
In a global competitive market, strong players are allowed or even encouraged to invest their market gains in ways that give them future comparative advantage, such as education, research and development, and infrastructure: all factors contributing to further economic growth.
The concern is that companies might not be able to cost-effectively repair, reuse and remanufacture products, and uncertainty about future resource prices mean that the comparative advantage circular companies would gain by buying fewer raw materials is difficult to estimate.
This study will serve as reference for future comparative mapping studies and for the development of strategies that take advantage of DNA sequence analyses for cross-referencing genes between species and perhaps genera.
To accomplish this, these same individuals and governing bodies must discard their complacency about the comparative advantage the U.S. has enjoyed in higher education and unite around a vision for its future and potential solutions.
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That is the Democrats' comparative advantage.
But its comparative advantage has deeper roots.
The first benefit derives from comparative advantage.
