Sentence examples for specialized goods from inspiring English sources
A sizable group of artisans and craftsmen, producing specialized goods, belonged to the lower economic classes.
The duties that were upheld on Friday had been imposed on a variety of specialized goods: circular welded pipe, certain pneumatic off-road tires, light-walled rectangular pipe and tube and laminated woven sacks.
In both new and old sectors, London's manufacturing base rested on industries producing consumer goods (rather than intermediate and capital goods) such as leather products, clothing, timber and furniture, food and drink, pharmaceuticals, and specialized goods as well as products generated by printing and publishing, instrument engineering, and electrical engineering.
Bergek et al. [6] include also the development of positive external economies as a seventh function which deals with synergy benefits such as pooled labor markets, availability of specialized goods and knowledge spillovers, which arise as the TIS grows.
Thanks to technological advances, small businesses are in a stronger position than ever before to meet consumer demand for specialized goods and services.
Anderson argued that technology has made it easier to provide specialized goods for niche markets; this would eventually lessen the appeal of the business model of offering larger, mainstream products.
These micro-businesses cover multiple market industries even non-conventional ones such as e-tailing, publishing, energy consumption, specialized handcrafted goods.
He specialized in good companies with bad balance sheets.
A traditional trade theorem, the Stolper Samuelson effect, predicts that as countries open their economies to international trade, developed countries will specialize in goods whose production is more intensive in skilled workers, while less developed countries will specialize in goods that require less skilled workers.
There is a shop that sells Mexican handicrafts, another that specializes in goods from Tibet.
Online retailers that specialize in goods aimed at black buyers have gone to unusual lengths to reach customers who do not have plastic.
