On the economic front, he tried to use administrative levers to replace low-end, heavily polluting workshops and factories with high-tech, value-added industries.
The i54 business park in south Staffordshire, near the border with Wolverhampton, is home to a number of high-tech, value-added aerospace, automotive and engineering businesses including, famously, the £500m Jaguar Land Rover engine plant.
Prior to the 2008 global financial crisis, Guangdong provincial government initiated a so-called 'Empty the Cage for New Birds' strategy, through which labour-intensive and low-end TNCs as 'old birds' are forced to move out of the PRD to the less developed areas, while the PRD would be replaced by high-tech value-added industries as 'new birds' (Yang 2012, 2014).
A growth stock is considered poised for a rapid rise (think high tech); a value stock is considered underpriced.
The micromorphology of alumina determines its application in high tech and value-added industry and its development prospects.
There is also a need to expand the application range of this type of nano-Al2O3 powder and improve its application prospect in high tech and value-added product development fields.
Well over 100,000 people in Britain are employed making weapons and military-related equipment worked in high value, high tech jobs, in companies with a turnover of more than £22bn a year, he said.
A corollary of this definition: A high tech firm is one whose value lies almost entirely in the future.
Mr. Forrester will not release company records or describe the formula he used to calculate his company's value, but says that his "rough estimate" of BeneCard's worth was reasonable given the aggressively high values many high tech companies boasted about before the dot-com market crashed.
Korea adapted to Western culture about a decade after Japan and followed a similar though more sculptural pattern, resulting in their products gaining recognition for contemporary high-tech and value oriented design.
