Sentence examples for value added goods from inspiring English sources

The number of departments influenced by a particular report; The extent of influence (e.g. major, moderate, and minor) reported; The number and scale of follow-on and spin-off foresight projects; National comparative performance in high value added goods and services; The contribution of research to major national and international issues; and, Public confidence in research [43].

China on the other hand, exporting manufactured and value added goods, is the largest exporter to the EU, making up 18percentt of EU imports.

It was also, according to Richard Bird, a tax economist, the first country to embrace a full-blown value-added tax (VAT a tax imposed on the value added to goods each time they change hands.

This method calculates the total value added to goods and services at each step of production.

Under the initiative, at least 11.7percentt of the value added to any goods produced in a qualifying zone must come from Israel.

Add together the effect of increasing the amount of domestic value added to exported goods and the new destinations to which China is shipping them, and that could underpin export growth, jobs and wealth creation for another decade.

"Industry" creates value added by producing goods or services for the export demand.

This study also highlights the importance of trade to the economy: researchers hypothesised that with a healthy human capital, production will increase through higher productivity of labour, thus, when the business climate is favourable it can create higher value added to the goods and services produced.

Despite making up 98percentt of exporting firms in the U.S., small businesses only account for one third of all export value added for American goods and services sold overseas.

ILANA GARON New York The "value added" criterion of good teaching takes the easy road of focusing on teachers rather than on more fundamental causes.

At a conference I attended just before the crisis, a private sector risk manager offered the view that, "the value added of a good risk management system is that you can take more risks".