Sentence examples for higher value added activities from inspiring English sources
Of the host country's motives he said: "Malaysia recognises that it is a small country in a region of giants so it wants to move into higher value added activities, not manufacturing but design and engineering, and it needs a very strong education system to do this".
In order to increase the regional level of innovation, the innovative capacity of its enterprises has to be measured and evaluated so as to identify limiting factors and create favorable conditions for innovation, education, and research and increase research and development activities, knowledge-intensive investment, and provision of higher value added activities.
This situation allows McDonald's executives to focus on licensing deals, a high-value added activity.
Value added activity has positive effect on regional economy.
The investors of other industries concentrate their FDI (72%) in activities different from the pure transport, which offer higher value added services (e.g. forwarding activities 22% -, cargo handling and storage 15% -, other supporting transport activities 15% - and integrated logistics and intermodal transport 11%).
The development of systems combining biology, informatics, imaging and engineering can allow automation of repetitive fastidious tasks, enabling the technician and microbiologist to focus on 'high value add' activities.
It avails machining process in machining cost, high quality, less down machining time, lower investment, and smaller tooling inventory while get rid of non-value added activities.
The fact that self-employment provides an outlet for relatively disadvantaged workers in Spain compared to Denmark, in particular for low wage workers, unemployed without benefits, and non-employed mothers with small children, suggests that probably the institutional setting in Spain has a negative impact on entrepreneurial activities of high value added.
Our main findings reveal that Italy was more oriented toward C&T-production activities which generate high value added, whereas Portugal was less productive and relatively more specialized into the production of labor-intensive C&T-goods.
