英語 での Comparative advantage の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Several developed countries noted the need to engage in deeper discussions and assess the Fund's comparative advantage and supported a Co-Facilitators' reflection note.
This kind of contribution means that Japan can play a role in the public health area such as for the prevention of cholera and dysentery through technology and comparative advantage.
However, as labor moves from a surplus to a shortage, China's comparative advantage is shifting from labor-intensive products to capital- and technology-intensive products.
An old economic tenet, comparative advantage is the notion that nations can enjoy an advantage over others based upon the abundance of resources they have available to them.
The EU's comparative advantage is increasingly in activities carried out in global production networks of non-electrical machinery and transport equipment, while declining in the production of non-durables(see Figure 2).
At the same time, in terms of direct investment, the change in China's comparative advantage is accelerating the shift overseas of labor-intensive products due to rising wages and the higher exchange rate.
Let's downgrade comparative advantage from our list of key concepts in economics, and recognize that the human mind is the mainspring of a market economy.
The vision is"to preserve and broaden the comparative advantage of Israel and to place it among the group of leading countries in the space research and exploration area.".
Comparative advantage is in the living conditions of the present, young and old travel two thousand years was removed in the mountains, the share of hardship is unthinkable.
Their vision is“to preserve and broaden the comparative advantage of Israel, and to place it among the group of leading countries in the space research and exploration area.”.
The cost savings resulting from successfully dividing labor and automating production processes dwarf the considerations that made comparative advantage a useful concept in economics.
Both the major banks and the regional banks need to establish business models taking into account each bank's comparative advantage such as managerial resources and business bases, thereby enhancing core profitability.
Making positive contributions to the improvement in the water and sanitation situation in developing countries by utilizing Japan's experience, expertise and technology will lead to high-quality assistance based on Japan's comparative advantage.
An independent, highly skilled, engaged international civil service that can meet the ever-changing needs of the international community is our major comparative advantage.
In the end, when it comes to considering a division of labor with China, the issue for ASEAN countries is where to seek their comparative advantage.
For example, a country where capital and land are abundant but labor is scarce will have comparative advantage in goods that require lots of capital and land, but little labor- grains, for example.
The reason I have stressed market intelligence, or more specifically, central bank intelligence, is that central banks have a clear comparative advantage in extracting valuable and vital information, especially from financial markets.
An independent, highly skilled, engaged international civil service that can meet the ever-changing needs of the international community is our major comparative advantage.
For example, a country where capital and land are abundant but labor is scarce will have comparative advantage in goods that require lots of capital and land, but little labour- grains.
The GST regime is so robust that even the comparative advantage of electricity nullifies the benefits if the local industries are not reliant on raw materials imported from India.