Examples of using Lower-cost in English and their translations into Russian
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thus to increase the availability of lower-cost credit.
marketing and distributing lower-cost health inputs.
Access to lower-cost imported components and drugs must be actively sought,
Conversely, in areas of heavy utilization, lower-cost but less versatile aircraft are being used since they can be fully tasked to carry out similar operations.
This thriving urban hub provides a lower-cost alternative to Auckland,
which may hamper developing countries' access to lower-cost medicines, are of great concern.
based in lower-cost locations.
This feature has now been extended to the service industry and the delocalization to lower-cost markets.
This should be possible since rising wages in the fast-growing catching-up economies may cause them to shift some activities to lower-cost aspiring economies.
The establishment of a pilot offshore processing centre in Cyprus has also started testing the cost-effectiveness of undertaking data-intensive transactions at a lower-cost location.
also demonstrated that it supports industrial growth, through the relocation of production to lower-cost countries and the regional specialization of production.
achieved through consolidation of functions and/or relocation of headquarters corporate functions to a lower-cost duty station; or.
But such aid denies new market opportunities to competitive suppliers in lower-cost countries.
It was also stated that modern secured credit laws could alleviate the inequalities in the access to lower-cost credit between parties in developed countries
would result in an enhanced access to lower-cost credit for small-
of facilitating access to lower-cost credit.
The accumulation by banks of lower-cost resources will contribute to falling of rates, the increasing number of financial institutions
rising labour costs and the entry of lower-cost producers can rapidly erode the competitiveness of labour-intensive manufactures,
reducing the cost of operations and testing lower-cost techniques aimed at increasing oil output,
The transfer of industries to lower-cost countries has pushed down the salaries of those engaged in low-skilled work in the more traditional manufacturing industries