Significats de comparative advantage en anglès

This doesn't mean you need to understand the law of comparative advantage.

Pires, too, sees no comparative advantage in trying to lure mass manufacturing.

There are, however, concerns that this comparative advantage is being lost.

But shadow puppetry is a niche in which dwarfs enjoy a comparative advantage.

Russia has no comparative advantage in livestock and meat processing.

So you say, where do you have a comparative advantage?

It also has a comparative advantage in demographics, at least compared with Europe and China.

First, the single market needs to be completed, especially in services, where Britain has a comparative advantage.

International specialisation and comparative advantage would lead to more efficient production, stronger growth and higher living standards.

The question is how China's comparative advantage in low-cost manufacturing can be applied in environmentally friendly ways.

Certainly as other countries advance and develop their own ecosystems the comparative advantage to the US is diminishing.

Britain's comparative advantage in finance and creative industries is as obvious as Germany's in cars and machine tools.

But INK is located much closer to the Russia-China border than those firms, giving it a comparative advantage.

It is also important to note that comparative advantage is a trickier concept than it sometimes appears to be.

It was a lesson in comparative advantage that Smith and his generation saw played out in the Scottish Highlands.

The tasks where humans are set to retain their comparative advantage include managing, advising, decision-making, reasoning, communicating and interacting.