Sentence examples for global value added from inspiring English sources

American manufacturers contribute more than a fifth to global value added.

Keeping these caveats in mind, the present study showed that the impact of CO2 fertilization would depend very much on the economic and demographic context in which it occurred, but in all cases the impact on the global value added in the forest sector would be modest.

The government hopes strategic asset acquisition can propel its chosen SOEs into industries at the top of the global value added chain, while obtaining the latest technology potentially for government use.

By 2014, Asia and the Pacific's contribution to the agriculture global value-added had risen to 49.3% while the shares for Europe and the Other Developed region had shrunken to 15.9%and4.6%6% respectively.

Its share of global manufacturing value added and manufacturing exports are 1.1percentand1.3percentcent respectively, half of which is from South Africa.

Africa's contribution to global agriculture value added – though more limited in extend - increased from 8.2%to12.2%2% over the same period.

ABB, an international engineering conglomerate which has bought scores of businesses across Eastern Europe, reckons that most of its Czech companies perform comfortably above the company's global average for value added per dollar of labour cost.

These economic gains outweigh the costs of more stringent national emissions targets, as well as the impacts of lower global demand for (and value added from) Australia's emissions-intensive exports, relative to moderate national and global abatement".

We examine the relationships between managerial pay and firm performance among domestic and global firms using economic value added (EVA) and market value added (MVA) to assess wealth creation.

This determines the global community's keen interest in understanding the structure of global trade in terms of value added and value chains and identifying existing and potential opportunities for companies integrating into them, both on the national and industry-specific levels (Kaplinsky 2013).

And knowing China as I do, their desire will be to go up the ladder in terms of quality and value added, and global competitiveness.