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There is no doubt Foxconn and its peers will be able to automate their labour-intensive processes.

Indonesia has not managed to draw investment in the sort of labour-intensive manufacturing for export that fuelled China's boom.

"It would be a huge blow to our labour-intensive industry, " he said.

Dress-making is exactly the kind of labour-intensive manufacturing that might give India's poor their first step towards prosperity.

In countries where agriculture is still labour-intensive, women produce up to 80 percent of food.

Since the access would be in labour-intensive apparel sector, it would create 10 million new jobs, 60 percent of them for women.

And while some sectors showed signs of an early revival, a few labour-intensive sectors still continue to reel under severe crisis.

labour-intensive factories have already left for cheaper markets, leaving high-tech manufacturing and a growing service sector behind.

China's emergence as the workshop of the world started with the shift of labour-intensive manufacturing from its neighbours.

The third suggestion is unrestricted access to the markets of high-income countries for labour-intensive exports from the bottom billion.

Chinese agribusinesses are also beginning to carve out an export sector, especially in labour-intensive crops such as fruit and vegetables.

Policy must thus focus on liberalizing the labour-intensive services sector to help offset job losses in the export sector.

Even for labour-intensive industries, labour costs can be a small fraction of the whole.

Third, firms with labour-intensive work have been shifting it to cheaper Asian countries like Vietnam, Thailand and Cambodia.

Even though the climate is suitable, tea-growing is simply too costly, since the process is labour-intensive and resists automation.

Brazil is never going to be competitive in exports of labour-intensive manufactures.

Most of the supplier companies are also labour-intensive ones, and the end of contracts mean large number of workers will be laid-off.

The VAT adjustment is more a case of micro-level tinkering to provide relief to a labour-intensive sector.

A targeted programme would leave the vast majority of labour- intensive manufacturing right where it is now: in the developing world.

The abstract begins with a puzzle: "Prostitution is low-skill, labour intensive, female and well paid. "

Lin said South Africa could learn from the Finnish cellphone company, Nokia, which started out as a labour intensive logging company.

It uses a more labour-intensive production system than the Japanese firms it competes with to take advantage of low labour costs.

But industries that are labour-intensive do better in states that have relatively flexible labour markets.

These countries exploited the continent's natural resources but failed to en- courage development of labour-intensive industry.

The same amount of capital results in less opportunity as manufacturers shift from labour-intensive to capital-intensive industries.

Traditional studies to determine how people move around cities are labour-intensive and imprecise.

Therefor, the author suggests developing the "new" labour intensive industry and puts forward corresponding measures.

Emerging economies' comparative advantage will largely remain in labour-intensive industries.

The Ocampo loggers' sawmill is old, yet they are loth to upgrade it for a less labour-intensive model.

but even more importantly is our commitment to staff welfare and enrichment . bus operation is a highly labour - intensive industry.

These may be small programmes, and somewhat labour-intensive; but the newly hired workers are not complaining.

Firstly, this paper studies the correlation theory in the exportation of resource-intensive and labour-intensive products.

It is also as a labour-intensive industries in the textile manufacturing industry in the period must face the reality of the problem.

Should South African develop labour intensive manufacturing industries?

Will an appreciating currency leave the large rural population few options to advance as labour-intensive exports decline?

A developing country can suffer if capital intensive cash crops are produced at the expense of labour intensive food.

Marie-Eve Dean's harassment of the Montreal police department was, if nothing else, labour intensive.

Practice the labour intensive self-cultivating vegetable plant, and extend to self-cultivating farms.

These methods are time-consuming, labour intensive and limited to research laboratories.

The growth of China and India has directly helped exporters of resources and purchasers of labour-intensive products.

and this one, there are a large number of female industrial workers in labour-intensive enterprises.

even the countryside where agriculture is labour intensive, it can be difficult to be totally alone.

Enormously labour-intensive though the new bulbs were, with more than 200 steps in their manufacture, their light was cheap.

In response, Mr Ng says he is retooling his factories and introducing more automation to make them less labour intensive.

What's China's manufacturing isn't is labour-intensive, even at the fairly low-tech enterprises.

Rising house values boost confidence and spending, and home construction is more labour-intensive than other sectors.

Output, and exports, of labour-intensive vegetables and fruit have grown rapidly.

Keeping costs low and making labour-intensive products have brought it safety and growth.

Nothing, after all, will bring back labour-intensive manufacturing to the US.

Collecting information is itself hardly new but in the past it has been labour-intensive and limited.

That is a real danger to the Brazilian economy because mining and commodities are not very labour intensive.

China still relies heavily on labour-intensive industries.

In addition, the garment industry is labour-intensive, workers ' wages has increased business pressure.

More labour-intensive growth would boost household income and consumption as a share of GDP and so help to reduce the trade surplus.

In the past Japanese firms used their Chinese factories for inexpensive parts or labour-intensive assembly.

This mainly reflects the use of outdated equipment and labour-intensive processes.

They offer the alternative of labour-intensive growth.

The efficiency is greatly raised, and the process become less labour-intensive.

The situation is more precarious for producers in labour-intensive, low-profit margin industries.

More labour-intensive growth would also boost incomes and consumption and so help to reduce China's embarrassingly large trade surplus.

Makers of labour-intensive goods, such as apparel and toys, find that they are no longer under pressure to move away.

If the SA8000 standard, some labour-intensive enterprise average labor costs increased by 50%~100%.

They might draw resources away from labour-intensive export industries such as clothing.

Therefore, in order to remove from labour-intensive industries, it is their destiny and build towards a knowledge-based business.

but the prices of non - tradable products , such as housing and labour - intensive services , are generally much lower.

A lot of farming techniques have been abandoned because they were too labour-intensive.

In America, Ireland and Spain, the collapse of labour-intensive construction swelled the dole queues.

This is a labour intensive, low skilled process that allows us to employ a large number of local people.

Labour-intensive industries prefer people in their late teens and early 20s, but they have gone.

It is natural for labour-intensive jobs to go to low-cost countries, he says.

Its growth was based on low-skilled, labour-intensive industries such as house-building and tourism.

Labour-intensive products such as shoes and clothing are under the most pressure.

This can make such shows labour- intensive, cautions Mr Rusbridge.

Blue trade barrier is mainly targeted at labour-intensive export enterprises in developing countries.

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