What matters is dynamic comparative advantage, or comparative advantage in the long run, which can be shaped. Forty years ago, South Korea had a comparative advantage in growing rice.

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Some say that no country loses, in absolute terms, from opening trade otherwise, they would not participate in free trade deals. Still, the uneven distribution of the benefits created by a global trade opening means that some countries, especially the least developed, gain little in comparative terms, and are possibly even hurt.

UNODC possesses significant comparative advantages for delivering assistance in

LDCs' comparative advantage is in exports of labour intensive services.

(e) LLM (with distinction) majoring in Comparative Criminal Law 1991

My major is comparative religion.

I study comparative religion in the arts faculty at Turku University.

Professor UNM Law School Seminars in Comparative Criminal Law 1976 1977

This is a major comparative advantage.

Comparative review of the desk function

The essence of globalization free trade rests on the theory of comparative advantage, which views international trade as profitable even for a country that can produce every commodity more cheaply (in terms of labor or all resources) than any other country.

Comparative Analysis of Offers to Host the

Comparative procurement volumes of United Nations entities

1989 1990 Diploma in International Law and Comparative Human Rights Law (Strasbourg, France).

And I teach comparative literature at Queens College.

A comparative assessment of existing efforts is necessary.

Comparative table on limitation levels of carrier liability

The comparative advantages of operational activities should be fully used, particularly in terms of respecting the principles of national ownership, universality, neutrality and the voluntary nature of operational activities, as well as ensuring the substantive focus on the mandatory independence of the funds and programmes.

I'm in awe of their power in terms of imagination, in terms of technology, in terms of concept.

Japan s engagement is particularly important not only in terms of money and moral support, but also because Africa may learn something from East Asia s development experience. This may be particularly relevant today, with China s rising wages and appreciating exchange rate underscoring rapid change in global comparative and competitive advantage.

Research on Comparative Criminal Justice in Latin America , American Society of Criminology, Atlanta, Georgia, 1977.

Comparative study of practical experience with the use of electronic (reverse) auctions in public procurement

Another is a comparative analysis of the methodologies that have been used in various evaluations.

Hall and Latin American legal philosophy in Studies in comparative criminal law, Wiese Mueller, Thomas publisher, 1975.

The challenge is thus to convert comparative advantages into competitiveness.

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Problems in Comparative Social Science Studies , twentieth Congress of the International Institute of Sociology, Madrid, 1968.

The United Nations has both a comparative advantage and a clear role to play in peacebuilding.

They have needs which have to be met efficiently in terms of energy, in terms of cost, in terms of quality.

That observation should not, however, overshadow fundamental economic insights specifically, that trade and the location of production are determined by comparative, not absolute, advantage. A country will always have a comparative advantage in something but that something changes.

Developing countries also need access for the unskilled labor intensive services in which they have a comparative advantage. These were off the agenda in earlier trade rounds, as the US pushed for liberalization of financial services thus serving its own comparative advantage.

Syria conducted a comparative study of photographs of Resafe's northern gate.

Competitiveness in the globalization process is becoming increasingly reliant on comparative cost, reliability and timeliness of delivery.

The regulatory framework and practice with respect to the use of ERAs in public procurement comparative study

Trade in these services could offer important opportunities for developing countries given their comparative advantage in labour intensive services.

Of course, today, these countries may not have a comparative advantage in many of these activities, and some will argue that countries should stick to their strengths. From this perspective, these countries comparative advantage is having other countries exploit their resources.

Children in despair. The Latin American experience, Journal of Comparative Family Studies , vol. XVIII, No. 2, summer, 1987.

All information received by the Secretariat appears in the comparative table attached as an annex to this Note.

Those are areas that are generally viewed as ones in which other multilateral organizations possess a comparative advantage.

You have someone from Google talking to someone who does comparative literature.

Comparative Criminal Law (a) An appraisal of the principles of criminal punishment

Table 1 Comparative procurement volumes of United Nations entities and specialized agencies

They could be creative in terms of education, they may be creative in terms of culture, they may be creative in terms of institutions but a lot of our work is in the field of technological creativity, the innovations, either in terms of contemporary innovations, or in terms of traditional knowledge.

In addition, tourism was one of the few industries in which most developing countries had a comparative advantage over developed countries.