Sentence examples for industries of developing countries from inspiring English sources
The research findings suggest that the progress toward the electricity market reform is associated with a decline in private investments in the electricity industries of developing countries, higher levels of self-sufficiency in electricity supply and lower CO2 emissions from electricity generation.
As a result, the domestic industries of developing countries are left to pursue only incremental and low-value innovation (Aboites et al. 2011; Aboites and Soria 2008).
These deals have taken decades to finalise and, in many cases, the progress has been slow, not because of EU protectionism, but because "African governments on the whole were not persuaded of the merits of comprehensive trade liberalisation" – free trade deals signed with powerful nations have a tendency to destroy the domestic industries of developing countries.
The research based pharmaceutical industry's few comments framed the WTO Decision's implementation in relation to keeping future innovation and the development needs of developing countries in mind.
This research provides policymakers, donors and development practitioners with an understanding of how workforce development strategies can enhance the upgrading efforts and competitiveness of developing countries in global industries.
The urgent need for fuel wood and charcoal in "the poor man's energy crisis". Industries can be scaled to the economies of developing countries, rather than just to economies of scale.
The pharmaceutical industry has been responsive to the needs of developing countries by offering "access schemes" [ 7] or second brand product [ 30] which substantially reduce prices and render the treatment more accessible.
This was particularly true in the case of developing countries with newly emerging food export industries.
Agriculture is an old industry and the main provider of energy in rural areas of developing countries.
Most of developing countries have just accelerated their pace to develop their biogas industries in recent years.
A number of developing countries, including India and Thailand, have become leaders in this international industry [ 32].
