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The U.S. even has a positive trade balance with China in this subsector; because of exports of polysilicon and capital equipment.

It is important to mention that because the obtained coefficients were not significant in the wood and paper subsector (WPP) and the subsector of FOP, and because of inadequate degree of freedom, these subsectors were excluded from the analysis.

Since in the subsector of BMIs the assumption of homogeneity of technology in the studied groups in this subsector was not rejected, so for this subsector the metafrontier function has not been extracted, and therefore, the technical efficiency in comparison with this function and the TGR have not been calculated and investigated.

Gamma coefficient in all of the small units of the subsectors (except for the subsector of FOP) and in all of the medium and large units (except for the WPP subsector) is significant, and this indicates the inefficiency in all of the subsectors.

The agricultural subsector of animal production is part of a complex interdependent farming system.

This paper focuses on open innovation in services, both as a subsector of the economy and as a component of the activities of manufacturing firms.

Regarding the statistics related to the years 2005 2010, the annual average of production index in this period, apart from the subsector of textile manufacturing productions and the subsector of oil derivatives, shows increase in other subsectors.

The Clothing & Accessories Stores subsector of Retail has seen sales growth of 19% over the last five years from $137.6 billion in 1997 to $171.8 billion in 2002.

In today's economics, measuring the efficiency of firms, industry and/or subsector of an industry can largely be observed.

We collected data on the availability and final patient prices of medicines in a subsector of public and private sector medicine outlets during April and May of 2010.

"The malaise of retail has moved onto another subsector of retailing," said Bill Dreher, a senior retailing analyst with Deutsche Bank Securities.