"resource endowment" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a country's natural assets or wealth. An example of this phrase in a sentence could be: "Africa's resource endowment makes it an interesting location for international investors."
Good policy frameworks are key to progress, regardless of wealth or natural resource endowment.
The project involved 14 farms representing a large range of variation in resource endowment.
The factors include: household resource endowment, land tenure and time under current management.
In China, developing industries based on the regional resource endowment is an important approach to increase GDP in many regions in the past few decades.
A total of 123 farms were assessed representing households of different resource endowment levels, tenure and number of years under current management.
Yet many managers have learned through painful experience that a business's initial resource endowment (whether bountiful or meager) is an unreliable predictor of future global success.
We selected four case study crop-livestock farms of different resource endowment (Type 1 4 – excluding the poorest farmers, Type 5, who do not own livestock) and quantified all relevant physical flows through and within them.
The degree to which the objectives could be achieved was strongly affected by farm resource endowment, i.e., particularly by the fraction of the area irrigated, soil quality and labour availability per ha.
ES supply and demand take place in distinctive patterns in Africa due to the continent's characteristic spatial heterogeneity, rich biodiversity, demographic developments, resource endowment, resource management conflicts, and fragile political landscapes, along with current industrialization and urbanization processes.
