Sentence examples for technology labour from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the Chinese embassy in Canberra says the two countries, both major agricultural producers, are "highly complementary in terms of land resources, capital, technology, labour, industrial structure and market".

It is close to Hong Kong, which together with nearby Macao offers the only direct flights from Chinese cities to Taiwan.To start with, Dongguan was a magnet for low technology, labour-intensive industries.

Redistributing the industrial revolutionComplex, global value chains are being redistributed by new technologies, labour market shifts and connectivity.

The region has been unable to match the success of the Yangtze and Pearl River deltas in attracting investment in low-technology, labour-intensive private industry.

Since the 1970s, during a time of increase in the routine use of technology during labour, alternative birth settings for low-risk women have been established in or near conventional labour wards for the care of pregnant women who prefer and require little or no medical intervention during labour [ 9].

Substituting technology for labour is another short-term solution.

Technology, flexible labour laws and the vagaries of boom and bust leave the average person swapping job more often.

The output gap is the difference between actual economic output and the most an economy can sustainably produce, given the amounts of capital, technology and labour available.

Frey does not believe that because technology disrupts labour markets in one sphere it will necessarily provide the solutions in another.

"With high unemployment and further substitution of technology for labour, it is unlikely that this will change dramatically any time soon," he says.So the cash is going on other things.

Firms are coming up with ways for patients to pay doctors, receive subsidy vouchers and so on, using their phones.Substituting technology for labour (such as the absent doctor at the government clinic) is another trend.