Sentence examples for labor endowment from inspiring English sources

Household size can influence adaptation because of its association with labor endowment.

In line with this, household size increases the likelihood of farmers' climate change adaptation in the study area probably because large family size is normally associated with a better labor endowment.

This argument is repeatedly raised in many literatures (Deressa et al. 2009; Fatuase and Ajibefun 2013; Menberu and Yohannes 2014) who argued that large family is associated with higher labor endowment which would enable a household to accomplish various agricultural tasks especially at peak seasons.

Further, labor endowments and productive assets determine household income.

Finally, the foreign sectors (EU and ROW) obtain revenues from imports, residents' consumption, labor endowments, taxes and transfers.

Gender, land and labor endowments, and especially forest proximity and national context are key determinants of on-farm tree adoption and management.

At the same time, the comparative advantages of developing countries are concentrated in traditional industries because of their dependence on labor endowments.

Land transfers permit households with higher marginal productivities of land to acquire land from households with lower marginal productivities, and induce a better allocation of household labor endowments in response to outside employment opportunities, such as those in off-farm activities.

As most participants in this evaluation agree, SAI interventions are generally insufficient to make a quantitatively meaningful change, in a context where social determinants including poverty, child labor, low educational endowment of families, and precarious school environments reinforce one another.

Heterogeneity in household labor or land endowments and human capital also induces labor re-allocation from farm to off-farm activities.

Who specializes in which tasks therefore depends mainly on resource endowment and labor market opportunities.