Sentences with phrase «in other sectors of the economy»

· Each job in the food and beverage industry supported an average of five jobs in other sectors of the economy, including agriculture, construction, other manufacturing, transportation, and finance.

The last four decades have seen amazing productivity increases in other sectors of the economy.

Monetary and fiscal policies can help to buffer some of these effects, and help speed up the process by fostering growth in other sectors of the economy, but the adjustment must ultimately take place.»

In fact, the far more interesting questions relate to the increasing instances where changes and new behaviors in a given vertical or marketplace have enormous consequences in other sectors of the economy that we would never have imagined.

But economic diversification is unlikely to happen overnight, as it requires painstaking and consistent investment in other sectors of the economy, including liberalization reforms that will enhance competition, human capital and infrastructure.

· In 2009, U.S. grocery manufacturers paid workers more than $ 94 billion in wages and benefits, and in total supported an additional $ 424 billion in wages and benefits in other sectors of the economy.

Hockey has to hope that business will help by steadily investing more in other sectors of the economy, even as investment in the resources sector declines while the Australian dollar continues to lose value.

He said that the telecommunications sector was termed» infrastructure of infrastructures» and the» Social Overhead Capital», which propelled productivity in other sectors of the economy.

Data from several states, as well as econometric studies, show that teachers are typically responsive to these incentives in timing retirement, which is consistent with a large body of previous research showing that employees in other sectors of the economy also respond to pension incentives.

Although data gathered over the years have indicated that technology has not achieved the same impact in education as in other sectors of the economy, it has become clear that a few pockets of excellence are successfully transforming schools with technology using specific implementation strategies.

The Air Transport Action Group estimated the global economic impact of air transport at over $ 1 trillion in 1994, accounting for 24 million jobs — 3.3 million employed by the industry, 7.4 million by related industries, and 13.3 million induced in other sectors of the economy.

Super-premium pet food drove growth in the industry at a time when consumer product sales were flat or declining in other sectors of the economy.

In Spain, every renewable energy job the government's climate alarmist policies created was offset by two jobs lost in other sectors of the economy that were punished by soaring electricity prices.

But Canada is further ahead on implementing the actions required to address climate change that will provide a long - term sustainable future for wind energy development by looking beyond wind energy's role in the electricity grid to its role (with other renewable energies) as a substitute for fossil fuels in other sectors of the economy where most of our greenhouse gas emissions are produced.

Even if that were true, how many jobs would climate alarmism, chemical fear - mongering, and costly renewable energy destroy in other sectors of our economy?

In one hour at FutureLaw, he laid out a compelling case that our legal system will remain in a quiet crisis until non-lawyers (you may have heard of them: businesspeople, technologists, marketers and managers) can own shares in law firms, and drive the level of competition, experimentation and change we see in other sectors of our economy.

Might it not outpace the productivity gains in other sectors of the economy, year after year?

Programmed Maintenance Services has flagged a $ 75 million impairment resulting from poor performance in its marine services division, but expects to lift earnings to over $ 100 million by FY17 as it benefits from growth in other sectors of the economy.

As long as workers are paid in accordance with their productivity — and their education — in other sectors of the economy, schools will have little choice but to follow suit.