Sentence examples for its low labour from inspiring English sources

According to A.T. Kearney, a consultancy, India leads the pack in offshore IT services mainly because of its low labour costs (see chart).

A bigger advantage is its low labour costs.

In the late 20th century China emerged as the world's largest producer of clothing because of its low labour costs and highly disciplined workforce.

Alejandro Hope, formerly of Mexico's spy agency and now at IMCO, a think-tank, highlights its low labour and transport costs and "vertical integration".

Producers cannot match its low labour costs: the effect can be devastating, says Didier Grumbach at the Fédération Française de la Couture, France's main fashion association.And it can only get worse.

This week Levi reported a better-than-expected 9.7% increase in first-quarter sales.According to A.T. Kearney, Wal-Mart's three-biggest sources of cost advantage are low corporate overheads, the efficiencies of its supply-chain and, above all, its low labour costs.

Growth in 2010 6.1% Median age 28.2 Vietnam has already been targeted as a potentially profitable new manufacturing hub in Asia, with foreign firms and investors focusing on its relatively low labour costs in particular.

Its high productivity, low labour costs and relatively good infrastructure have made it a global leader in manufacturing.

Its strengths are low labour costs, a raw-material base in both cotton and man-made fibres, and an estimated $4 billion in investment in the past four years.

The effect of currency conversion and subsequent wage pressure deprived industry in the east of one of its few advantages, low labour costs.

Since the 1990s, however, China showed that with clear political goals and strong regulation of foreign investment, it could leverage natural resources and low labour costs to develop its economy.