Sentence examples for productivity sector from inspiring English sources

In 2010, wild fisheries and aquaculture engaged 54.8 million people globally in the primary fish productivity sector only [2].

The first idea holds that formal and informal markets have different rules which are respectively associated with a high and a low productivity sector, that the formal/informal decision is basically not up to workers, and that they work informally because they cannot get a formal job (La-Porta and Shleifer 2014).

Another source of growth and of technical progress in particular has been seen in shifts of demand from low productivity sectors to high productivity sectors, thus causing resources to be reallocated.

Most jobs are being created in low productivity sectors, such as retail, while the number of high productivity jobs (in finance and manufacturing for instance) has stagnated.

Indeed, for most of industrial history "hollowing out" in high productivity sectors has not necessarily translated into a decline in middle-skill jobs overall.

By easing up on the gas pedal of efficiency and creating jobs in what are traditionally seen as "low productivity" sectors, we have within our grasp the means to maintain or increase employment, even when the economy stagnates.

Historically, the allocation of both capital and labour have shifted during the growth process from low productivity sectors to high ones, causing the rate of growth of output to exceed the weighted average of the rates of growth of total inputs.

SPG holds stakes in up to 30 companies, many of them in the it, energy, nutrition and resource productivity sectors.

What is needed is appropriate government job adjustment and training programs and subsidies in the short run to facilitate absorption and diversion of the unemployed into high productivity sectors.

The most notable movement has been the shift of resources, especially labour, out of agriculture a traditionally low-productivity sector.

Low-productivity sectors employ part-timers to a greater extent than high-productivity sectors.