Sentences with phrase «labor input»

«Import growth captures both the «true» part of productivity growth (since increased capital investment typically requires an expanding current account deficit) as well as the illusory part of productivity growth (resulting from the failure to account for foreign labor input in the productivity numbers).

Improved management and automation enables production with fewer people Falling need for labor inputs means that labor force and labor productivity growth are not the constraints on production growth they once were.

«Yet long - run economic progress comes from finding ways to reduce labor input and redeploying workers to new, growing industries.»

The chart below shows the year - over-year change in the product of nonfarm payroll employment and average weekly hours (essentially a measure of overall labor input).

Unfortunately, average weekly hours fell by -0.58 %, resulting in a net contraction in labor input during the month of February.

Thanks to fertilizers, genetically modified crops, concentrated farming operations and global overnight shipping, much of the world was lifted out of starvation (but not malnutrition, ironically enough) because it could finally grow sufficient quantities of food with decreasing labor inputs.

Since many users report that they enjoy being outdoors to process trees into firewood, even the high labor inputs provide a significant health benefit.

The only things you have to provide are ventilation to make sure there's air movement, labor input to be able to make sure the plants are growing, and water — which is a new challenge for legal operators in California.

[2] While the labor input is running high, labor productivity, inflation and the term premium are all historically low, with plenty of room to rise.

Include information about the production process, including daily operations, the physical plant and special equipment, material and labor inputs, inventory tracking plans, and permits and other requirements for creating your offerings.

The farm household survey database is a collection of farm level data sets on rice productivity, fertilizer and pesticide use, labor inputs, prices, income, demographics, farm characteristics, and other related data on rice production in farmer's fields.

They involve high energy and labor inputs, which has prevented major progress in reducing production costs.

The labor inputs to firewood production are significant, but the energy inputs, and therefore money cost, tend to be low.