Sentence examples for proportion of value added from inspiring English sources

In many of those countries, tariffs and various quantitative restrictions on manufactured goods were high, but the effective rates of protection were often even higher, because the goods tended to be highly fabricated and the proportion of value added in production after importation was low.

For example, in the agricultural-focused simulation, livestock receives 6.1%% of the injection, following the proportion of value added in Table 5 (0.6 out of 9.7).

Although rail has always contributed a tiny proportion of value added in transportation, its share of value added continues to decline because road transport (freight and passenger) has virtually taken over all the traffic previously conveyed by rail.

The agricultural injection significantly increases average household income in Iraq (by 11.6 %), by a proportion that exceeds the ratio between the injection and the value added of the economy (below 10%%)—reflecting the relative detachment of household income from the generation of value added in the oil extraction sector commented in Sect.

Table 6 Composition of value added (percentages).

% of value added in tradable sectors Eurostat Gross value added in agriculture and manufacturing over total gross value added.

Design and sales account for the biggest share of economic rent, while industrial production creates only a relatively small proportion of the value added.

Somewhat reminiscent of some modern Scandinavian practice, the rules in question would govern the proportion of operational value added going to workers.

Nonetheless, it is in the Mexican economy where the largest amount of direct value added, as a proportion of the value of its exports, can be observed.

Because of the value added at each of these successive stages of processing, the proportion of the total cost represented by the original raw material diminishes steadily.

The added value is shareholder value, and as a very rough rule of thumb I reckon on nutritional value being stripped away in inverse proportion to the shareholder value added.