Sentence examples for labor pricing from inspiring English sources

Clearly, if labor pricing were the only factor determining where to purchase goods, Connecticut companies couldn't be as competitive.

Investor enthusiasm was ephemeral after a government report showed that productivity levels are keeping labor pricing pressures at bay.

While the difference between labor pricing in places like India and China is shrinking compared to more established economies in Europe and the U.S., labor costs in Eastern European and Southeast Asian countries, such as Malaysia, Thailand and Vietnam, are still relatively low.

Costs, and cost estimates, vary widely and are highly sensitive to variable inputs such as raw materials, fuel and labor prices.

Rising water and labor prices in California (including, some say, the spectre of an increasing minimum wage) have handicapped its avocado-growing.

"In the last three or five years, you've seen labor prices more than double, raw material prices double or triple," he said, "and I think that there's a lot of pressure on guys that are working at the margin to try to save money".

That too is driving up labor prices.

Moreover, their labor price is extremely low due to the state's intervention (Zhou 2008).

When people look at labor prices, they say you can find labor in the U.S. for $10 an hour, compared with $6 an hour in Mexico, $4 an hour in Central America and $2 an hour in India and the Philippines.

Once again, as richer countries start to import the products of less-skilled labor, prices for those products fall and there is less demand for the domestic labor that makes them.

Amazon has been lauded for its immense and efficient logistics operation, but protests like these point to how it's not always smooth sailing, and that Amazon's gains come at a labor price (for now, at least).