Sentence examples for value-added sector from inspiring English sources
For each value-added sector, we estimated the sectoral compensation of employees by multiplying the ratio of the total salary of employees to the sales values from the METI survey database to the corresponding output value.
An article in the government's Peoples Daily said the value-added sector includes Internet services and content, e-mail and voice-mail services, databases, fax services and videoconferencing.
In THERESIA model, capital costs of energy facilities and labor inputs of energy sectors are aggregated into one value-added sector, since available data source for energy technologies mostly describes annualized capital costs and operation and management (O&M) costs.
With the development of specialized in-county packaging, especially for Jameed, it was decided to market the processed products in the high-quality value-added sector.
The increased competitive pressures are also likely to oblige the region's economies to diversify away from commodities in which it anyway faces increasingly fierce competition from larger economies like China and Brazil and into value-added sectors.
The business surplus was estimated as the residual of the value-added sectors, by subtracting the item values cited above.
KWIOT2000 has 104 industrial sectors, eight value-added sectors, 11 final demand sectors, 92 waste categories, and 11 waste treatment sectors.
While basic industries seem destined to migrate toward low-wage areas, the developed world will do better in value-added sectors.
With this model, domestic energy consumption would be moderated and continued strong energy exports can be channeled into investment in these high value-added sectors.
At the same time, increased focus can be given to develop the energy services sector and down-stream higher value-added sectors as a richer source of employment opportunity for the local citizens.
The value added that is generated by Polish SMEs is significantly lower, which is the evidence of their lower productivity and a concentration of Polish micro enterprises in low value-added sectors.
