Examples of using Higher value-added in English and their translations into Spanish
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service industries with a higher value-added.
other primary products into sectors with a higher value-added.
deliver products with higher value-added is the key to maintaining competitiveness in international trade.
reducing tariffs on all other sectors takes away the ability of countries to use selective tariff protection to move into new sectors, with higher value-added.
other declining sectors into higher value-added activities with better-paying jobs,
our economic base and to improve productive capacities of our economies into production of higher value-added goods and services, leading to fundamental socio-economic transformations.
As Singapore's trading advantage appears to be shifting towards higher value-added electronics and services, long term development programmes have been established to encourage investment in these activities.
The importance of services in the economy and the need to encourage the development of higher value-added activities has highlighted the need for accelerated liberalization in this sector.
Upgrading to higher value-added tasks can enable developing countries to capture more benefits from GVCs but can be difficult
abroad than inside Spain, maintaining higher value-added activity in our own country with the resulting development in other sectors,
with growth in the higher value-added categories but a weaker performance of the more basic categories in both Riviana
Efforts needed to be focused on higher value-added activities, targeted to specific functions
Developing countries need to diversify their export basket towards higher value-added products in dynamic sectors of trade such as certain horticulture,
For economic reasons, Navantia is specializing in higher value-added vessels such as aircraft carriers,
As diversification into higher value-added products with growing demand has been very limited in most least developed countries,
which is the outcome when the capabilities that are acquired cannot be easily transferred to other, higher value-added activities see Section C.3.
reduce vulnerability to external shocks, middle-income countries had to shift from a resource-oriented economy to a higher value-added economy.
poor people needed to move into higher value-added activities.
Manpower 21, and tax incentives aimed at attracting investment to higher value-added activities.
supporting industrial development and shifting into higher value-added service sectors have contributed to poverty reduction in some countries in recent decades.