Examples of using Intermediate inputs in English and their translations into Spanish
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the indicator for institutional intensity measures the proportion of intermediate inputs that require relationspecific investments for each industry(Nunn,
therefore less affected by the dollar's appreciation thanks to imports of cheaper intermediate inputs.
equipment, and other intermediate inputs, and then exported 37 per cent of its output to the world market(in 2006), which was huge when
The second benefit is the development of industries due to the increasing returns to scale in intermediate inputs for a product; and the third source is the relative ease of communication
international trade flows are dominated by intermediate inputs, many of which appear to be highly specialized to their intended use Staiger, 2012.
The gross value added of these three subsectors is calculated by adding all outputs and subtracting intermediate inputs, without deducting the depreciation of fabricated assets
thus a more competitive market for intermediate inputs.
political influence of EU-based producers of intermediate inputs which benefited from the protectionist effects of the spaghetti bowl.
due to the large amount of intermediate inputs necessary to complete export production metallic containers,
where the result of this will be more intermediate inputs will be focused at the core
the proportion of its intermediate inputs that require relationship-specific investments.14
2.3 per cent, and that trade in intermediate inputs is 60 per cent more time-sensitive.
particularly those affecting intermediate inputs, may also increase its competitiveness in global markets,
for instance, the subcontracting of indirect exports- that is, intermediate inputs supplied to another Korean firm for its export production- is widely practised in ways not unlike Japanese subcontracting.
tax exemption on imported capital goods and intermediate inputs.
which depicts the development of the share of services in intermediate inputs during the period 1990-2002 in the South African economy.90
fast fashion items, life-saving medical supplies and intermediate inputs in supply chains The Economist, 2018a.
also of capital goods and intermediate inputs such as yarn, thereby increasing the cost of domestic agricultural
The converse of the above story of the exclusion of the small players is that the large players also sometimes suffer inefficiencies because of the necessity of internalizing phases of production due to lack of sufficient numbers of farmers with whom they can contract to supply their intermediate inputs in a way that allows them to meet standards.
international markets,(including by lowering the costs of intermediate inputs for final producers)