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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc127.doc
... capital intensive. especially technology-intensive products has increased since 1980 at the expense of mainly primary products. china's exports consist for approximately 40% of unskilled-labour intensive goods. total exports of primary products has declined drastically (from 26% to a meagre 7%), whereas technology- intensive exports has increased from ...
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... a lower carbon-intensity of production or a shift in production patterns towards less carbon-intensive sectors (or a combination of the three). applying the logic of the carbon cycle, ... this can be defended by arguing that over time consumption patterns shift towards less carbon-intensive goods like services (de-carbonisation of the society) or by assuming exogenous (biased) technological progress ...
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Microsoft Word - Russia - 270907- binnenwerk - final.doc
... from the eu amount to usd 61 billion. they include machinery (36%), chemicals (14%), manufactured goods (11%), transport equipment (10%), food and live animals (7%). although the eu is clearly ... far, the shift in concentration of economic activity out of the labour-intensive manufacturing sector into the capital-intensive oil and gas sector has largely been compensated by strong employment growth in ...
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Microsoft Word - Final Report Chindia.doc
... creates a huge upside potential. there is a massive pent-up demand for consumer goods and infrastructure development. india, in particular, badly needs infrastructure investment, the poor state ... of them with close ties to the mainland. moreover, these places specialised in labour intensive manufacturing industries for export. because of fast rising labour costs, manufacturing operations were moved ...
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DS3243_Jaarverslag
... research into and assessment of companies and other issuers conti- nues to be an intensive process in which asn bank works closely with the sustainability ana- lysts of sns ... conglomerates utility companies software and services food and drink basic goods capital goods banks commercial services personal care products durable consumer goods health care services and equipment hotels and restaurants ...
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ASN Beleggingsfondsen Annual Report 2003
... to contents l m general sectors technology 23% telecom. 13% basic goods 9% basic industry 8% durable cons.goods 14% mass cons.goods 14% pharmaceuticals health 8% financial services 6% utilities 5% prices ... a number of companies during the past year more than usual. nokia there has been intensive contact with nokia in connection with the ongoing rumours about the use of coltan, obtained ...
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ar2001.pdf
... .v.'s german operations contributed strongly to the bank's liability increase. also in germany intensive marketing efforts were deployed to increase name recognition in the german retail market. in the ... factors such as deterioration of consumer confidence and contraction in the sale of durable consumer goods played an important role. moreover in the netherlands, as of 2001, interest on retail loans ...
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UGBI jaarversl. 2000 binnenw.
... by 5 percent . telecommunications and financial services grew even faster. among the pro- ducers of goods, manufacturing slowed down. on the expenditure side of the economy the growth rate in ... account golden clover and received wide recognition. the attractive interest rate, quality service and an intensive media campaign supported the acceptance of this product. the retail loan sales in the ...
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zusammenfassung-u1-u4.qxp
... an area who co-operate to provide a special service for people who may require intensive help and advice in working their way out of serious debt the aim of the ... and 23 ireland conference 2004 the prevention of homelessness fuel disconnection the loss of essential goods or services the loss of liberty whilst establishing or maintaining an acceptable or minimum standard ...
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