Sentence examples for value-added exports from inspiring English sources

To investigate details of the bilateral structure of China and Japan's regional export of value added, respectively, we calculate the share of value-added exports of a specific destination by country/region using both gross exports and value-added-based measures.

Thus the off-diagonal elements of the last matrix of Eq. 3 represent value-added exports and the diagonal ones represent domestically consumed value added.

For now, Albertan workers are not suffering from the lack of value-added exports: the provincial unemployment rate of 5.6% is well below the national average of 7.3%, and most forecasts call for an even tighter job market as tar-sands production increases.

But Mr Gurria pointed out that even though services make up only 16% of Germany's gross exports, they constitute almost 50% of value-added exports (because of extensive service inputs into goods exports).But getting German services to do better will require reforms to open up the sector up and to expose it to greater competition.

Fig. 1 Gross exports and value-added exports by region and by sector in 2005.

VED: regional value-added exports through the pure international segment of GVCs.

Special product performance requirements of value-added, export-oriented home textiles for USA are also mentioned.

I'm not uncomfortable making the case that India's biggest value-added export is its human capital.

Manufacturers of low value-added export goods such as clothes and textiles, which employ millions of workers, are among the hardest hit.

"Industries like computing, robotics, and biotechnology are pillars of U.S. economic competitiveness, sustaining and creating millions of high-paying jobs and high-value-added exports," the commission said in its latest annual report.

Beijing is using currency revaluation as a part of a larger strategy to change from being a producer of low-value-added exports to a leader in high-tech, green production.