Sentence examples for value-added functions from inspiring English sources

Our production functions should be reinterpreted as value-added functions.

Section "Model formulation" describes the distribution channel structure, notations, demand functions, value-added functions, and the players' objective functions.

The aim of automatic identification systems is to increase efficiency, reduce data entry errors, and free up staff to perform more value-added functions.

The Investment Servicing line of business performs core custody and related value-added functions, such as providing institutional investors with clearing, payment and settlement services.

These decisions are likely going to be made where there is a strong complementarity in the value-added functions, particularly with reverse trade flows.

It is concluded that while even advanced countries with well developed markets might find it advantageous to actively intervene in industrial R&D, the two models should especially be considered in cases of economies that suffer from weak market signals, low retention of value-added functions, limited professional capacities, and limited institutional thickness and networks.

For a linearly homogeneous Cobb Douglas production function on (K,L) and the imported input (F), we can write the value-added function ({text{VA}} = Y - p_{text{f}} F).

If (F) is chosen optimally for a given (p_{text{f}}), (K), and (L), then the value-added function is also a linearly homogenous Cobb Douglas on (K) and (L).

The report documents UNGEI's activities over the last 10 years and its value-added function in advancing the Millennium Development Goals as they relate to gender, education, poverty reduction and the Education for All goals.

Specifically, we estimate parameters of our value-added production function using NLS by adding a third-order or a fourth-order polynomial approximation in capital and material inputs [47].

Armington elasticities represent the elasticity of substitution in demand between imported commodities and domestic goods; whereas transformation elasticities include substitution elasticities among primary inputs in the value-added production function.