Sentence examples for labor good from inspiring English sources
Abetz countered by mocking Labor for trying to blame Coalition for the closure of Holden and Toyota when other carmakers had closed under the former government's watch: Labor good, Liberal bad.
In the process, we overwhelmed and nearly obliterated another culture -- the First Americans -- and we abused millions of newcomers -- Chinese, Italians, the Irish, slavs and, slaves -- who were nothing more to the sons and daughters of the Founders than cheap labor, good for little more than cotton-picking and pick-and-shovel duty.
What is essential is the preservation of the European Union's greatest accomplishment: the free movement of labor, goods and services.
In its decision to downgrade French debt, Moody's cited a worse outlook for government finances as a result of France's fading competitiveness and "the longstanding rigidities of its labor, goods and service markets".
The very same day, Moody's Investors Service, one of the big three ratings agencies, downgraded France's sovereign debt to reflect in part "its gradual, sustained loss of competitiveness and the long-standing rigidities of its labor, goods and service markets".
The direct effects reflect the labor, goods and services of plant's expenditures.
Growing restrictions on labor, goods, tourists and capital may also in part explain the recent fillip in producer-price inflation in a low-growth environment.
Immigration and trade opponents assume that jobs would not disappear if the borders were closed to free trade in labor, goods and capital.
In much the same way that the Israeli economy is being choked by the restricted movement of labor, goods and capital, so, too, is that of the U.S. If there is another attack, one can expect the restricted movement of these things will intensify.
And as the world's largest market for child-labor goods, it is American consumers who must lead the way.
end{aligned} (26 where (x_t) is the price the labor-goods firm charges for providing the labor service and (h_t) is the (productivity-weighted) "amount" of labor service provided by the labor firm.
