Sentence examples for share of sector from inspiring English sources
A i j Spending on inputs from sector j as share of sector i's overall expenditure.
The employment share of sector i at time t in country c is defined as follows: (x_{ic} (t): = y_{ic} (t)/y_{c} (t)) for i = 1, 2, 3, for all t, and for all c.
The potential range of fluctuation of the employment share of sector i over the period G in Model w is defined as (M_{i}^{w} (G): = [hbox{min} ({text{cl}}(K_{i}^{w} (G))),hbox{max} ({text{cl}}(K_{i}^{w} (G)))]) where cl(K i w (G)) denotes the closure of the set K i w (G).
The potential strength of fluctuation of the employment share of sector i in Model w is defined as the length (|M_{i}^{w} left( G right)|: = hbox{max} ({text{cl}}(K_{i}^{w} (G))) - hbox{min} ({text{cl}}(K_{i}^{w} (G)))) of the interval M i w (G).
Assume that Model w generates different functions x ic j (t) (indicating the employment share of sector i at time t in country c) on the interval (G subseteq D), which are indexed by (j in J) and satisfy (1) and (2).
The item club attributed this year's predicted growth gap between Scotland and the UK to Scotland's smaller stake in faster-growing sectors and larger share of sectors where declining outputs are expected.
Whereas the sectoral share of manufacturing sector indicated downward process in the 1970s that of service sector was seen as attracting more workers and contributing more for value-added.
Traders and analysts said institutional investors and hedge funds seemed to be pouring new money into equities markets, buoying shares of sectors including industrial companies and conglomerates like General Electric.
In order to add variation at the sector level, I multiplied this measure by the share of each sector in the total gross production value in 2004.
Figure 2 depicts the distribution of output share of each sector relative to the countries total manufacturing production; on average each sector studied here represents a small share of the country's total manufacturing production, mostly concentrated below 10%%.
During the market transition, the share of private sector jobs in the urban labor market has been growing, while state sector jobs (e.g., those in state-owned enterprises) continue to be an important part of the economy.
