Sentence examples for higher economic return from inspiring English sources
Samosir, Foale and Adkins likewise presented a conference paper in which they argued that while it is widely acknowledged that coconut farmers should turn their attention to the production of more diverse products with higher economic return such as coconut water, these farmers 'have limited knowledge of such products and access to the technology that can produce the products.
Pascale et al. (2011) also suggested that vegetables are with higher economic return and water productivity compared to grain crops.
Considering market and climate uncertainty, agroforestry showed an up to 21% higher economic return at the same risk level (i.e. standard deviation of economic returns).
As farmers are rational decision makers, they strive to maximise return by allocating their resources, mainly land and labour, for the higher economic return activities.
This higher economic return was obtained in the initial 2 years of the experiment which is promising at a greater rate; in the upcoming year, more and more biomass accumulation would take place by already well-established plantations/trees.
Econometric evidence is also supportive of the higher economic return on refundable tax credits than many other short-term countercyclical policies.
Landowners preferred higher economic returns for each management plan.
Furthermore, the methodology allows providing the trade-off between higher economic returns and reliability in meeting the environmental standards.
Income inequality may further occur through higher economic returns to high educational attainment, which have been increasing in China.
It has been widely documented that immigrants from countries with high quality educational systems receive higher economic returns to foreign-acquired schooling than those from countries with low quality educational systems (Sweetman, 2004; Chiswick and Miller, 2010).
This field observation envisages higher economic returns by fertigation due to higher biomass production per unit area as compared to control irrigation with ground water (Shankhwar and Srivastava 2014).
