Any service intensive industry faces the same challenges.

Moreover, there must be greater balance between capital intensive and labor intensive activities.

First, it allows for many savers to pool their wealth to finance large enterprises that can achieve the efficiencies of scale possible from capital intensive modern industry.

Early high growth economies Japan, South Korea, Taiwan initially exported labor intensive products, then graduated to more capital intensive goods like motor vehicles, and then to human capital intensive activities like design and technology development.

But encouraging labor intensive industries, which create jobs for the poor, must not be at the expense of capital intensive industries.

As a result, these labor intensive sectors must release a lot of labor and capital, which push into the capital intensive export sectors that are better able to cope with high wages.

But it also skews decisions in favour of capital intensive enterprise and away from labour intensive activities more likely to benefit the poor.

Technical options for waste water treatment range from capital intensive conventional treatment systems to alternative systems with lower capital costs.

As a result, its economic model spawned a labor saving, capital intensive growth dynamic.

That is not true of India, where exports are still mainly skill and capital intensive.

Moreover, most of the observed growth was generated by capital rather than labor intensive sectors.

Distortions in key prices that favor capital intensive manufacturing need to be removed by raising the cost of land, energy, water, and capital.

These changes involve replacement of capital stock and avoiding long term, carbon intensive technology lock in.

More capital intensive options could include building water reservoirs to ensure reliable water supplies, with appropriate environmental safeguards in place.

Identification of labour intensive products that can participate in intra industry trade is critical, and analyses of value chain potentials are equally important.

The largest scope for renewed private investment is in capital intensive sectors in which government has a major presence as regulator.

Desalination of salt water is another capital intensive option, which is used particularly in water scarce areas and for high value uses.

During the crisis, the level of banking activity fell particularly strongly in capital intensive areas such as traditional lending to the private sector.

China s leaders are already eager to rein in energy and pollution intensive industry for reasons of national security, air and water quality, and simple economic efficiency.

When production exceeds domestic demand, producers are compelled to expand exports, creating an export oriented, capital intensive industrial structure that supports rapid economic growth.

If the fruit of economic growth reaches the poor through employment creation, growth in capital intensive sectors has a limited effect on poverty reduction.

However, obtaining the complete information set, even at the industry or sector level, is likely to be difficult and would require intensive and extensive data collection work.

They also enjoyed an excellent education and health service, a prosperous business community, considerable investment in capital infrastructure, an exemplary fishing industry, a growing offshore mineral industry, a transparent and competitive fiscal regime and a growing tourist industry.

China wants to shift from low value added, labor intensive industries such as textiles to higher value added sectors such as electronics and capital goods.

The move towards business tourism transformed the capital into a national hub for this segment of the tourist industry.

First, technological advances have rendered manufacturing much more skill and capital intensive than it was in the past, even at the low quality end of the spectrum.

Other measures say, capital insurance, or reform of the boundaries within the financial industry, à la Paul Volcker are worth considering.

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While the manufacturing approach served China well for 30 years, its dependence on capital intensive, labor saving productivity enhancement makes it incapable of absorbing the country s massive labor surplus.

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British banks, having grown up in the early nineteenth century, when industry s capital needs were modest, specialized in financing foreign trade rather than domestic investment, thereby starving industry of the capital needed to grow.

But capital will continue to flow into green ventures. I think of it as seed money for a wholesale reconfiguration of global industry.

If money market funds had to maintain capital reserves, industry representatives argued, yields to investors would decline and the industry s profits would suffer.

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In broad terms, these circumstances involve growing markets in certain classes of goods and services (natural resource intensive products), concomitant with absent markets and collective policies for natural capital (ecosystem services).

Extensive farming or extensive agriculture (as opposed to intensive farming) is an agricultural production system that uses small inputs of labor, fertilizers, and capital, relative to the land area being farmed.

3.3 The authors recall that after heavy snows in 1997, herders had for the first time to supply capital and labour intensive fodder for the reindeer rather than rely on lichen.

But manufacturing today is not what it used to be. It has become much more capital and skill intensive, with greatly diminished potential to absorb large amounts of labor from the countryside.

Since export goods are considerably more capital and knowledge intensive in their production than other goods, the structural change will even reduce the net demand for unskilled labour capital and talents that move away from the other sectors will not take all the unskilled workers with them.

Higher capital ratios and liquidity ratios are only one of several approaches to making the financial system safer. Other measures say, capital insurance, or reform of the boundaries within the financial industry, à la Paul Volcker are worth considering.

History and development Early history and the development of venture capital The seeds of the US private equity industry were planted in 1946 with the founding of two venture capital firms American Research and Development Corporation (ARDC) and J.H.

The IDR process is resource intensive.

Turn to world markets without pro active policies to ensure competence in some modern manufacturing or service industry, and you are likely to remain an impoverished exporter of natural resources and labor intensive products such as garments.

If China consolidates its energy intensive manufacturing, thereby freeing up investment capital for lighter manufacturing and services, then it will emerge from the crisis with a growth model that pollutes less and employs more.

The fashion industry has been an important cultural export of France since the seventeenth century since modern haute couture originated in the French capital at the 1860s.