UNCDF comparative advantages

Analytical bases 38. Modern trade theory has rapidly moved from a quot static quot to a quot dynamic quot conception of comparative advantages.

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Such modalities should optimize the resources of concerned regional organizations and of the various components of the United Nations system on the basis of their comparative strengths.

SMEs are less likely to be motivated to undertake OFDI for reasons of exploiting its competitive advantages.

The challenge is thus to convert comparative advantages into competitiveness.

In addition to being inadequately staffed and funded, the function itself was generally accorded a relatively low priority.

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.

The goal over the next two scales was a methodology which, in addition to being more equitable, would be simpler, more transparent and stable, and be based on more comparable and reliable data.

(b) Retirement and health insurance benefits and leave and work hours provisions of the German civil service were superior to those of the comparator, the United States

On 6 June 1996, the author filed another appeal with the Government against this decision, claiming that she was better qualified than S.L. and referring to the fact that she had more relevant academic education and greater work experience.

The comparative advantage of developing countries has traditionally been considered to lie in natural resource endowments and low cost labour.

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.

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.

These agreements recognize and rely on each organization s comparative advantages and special skills.

And we came up with this analogy, and it seemed to work.

UNCTAD had a comparative advantage over other international fora because of its views and methodology that focused on development and because of its universality, which allowed the comparison and exchange of experiences with all countries and regions.

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

Similarly, they give precedence to the legal provision over any other provision of lower rank.

(c) The penal process in comparative law, held from 11 to 14 September 1995 (priority theme C).

We'd prefer to pick it up ourselves.

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

Clear delineation of organizations apos areas of competence, and identification of their respective comparative advantages is essential.

83. Some Commission members noted that since the German United States comparison was based on a total compensation comparison, if net salaries were to be compared separately then some of the social security aspects would also need to be compared separately.

The data showed the comparator s housing element to be significantly above that of the common system since it was provided free of charge to staff of the comparator, while there was no similar provision for common system staff.

As regards performance comparisons, efforts had been made to find funds which would be suitable comparators to the Fund.

(a) Retirement and health insurance benefits and leave and work hours provisions of the German civil service were superior to those of the comparator, the United States, while net salaries in the United States civil service remained higher

And we need to think very dispassionately about the comparative advantages of small scale and large scale.

Comparative advantages are derived from resource endowments, and competitiveness stems from firm centred initiatives.

The Mission was considered a priority owing to the complexity of its legal issues.

For my part I prefer to stay at home and read a novel.

Compare not only the base directories but their subdirectories as well.

Now, fish like to stay close together, about a body length apart.

Farmers are in favour of giving higher priority to this renewable energy production.

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This will give the full effect. Lots of character and detail.

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The outline originally proposed is reproduced in annex I to facilitate comparison.

Efforts to prevent groundwater contamination, however, will still be given higher priority than groundwater treatment.

For America and Europe, the need for labor to move out of manufacturing is compounded by shifting comparative advantage not only is the total number of manufacturing jobs limited globally, but a smaller share of those jobs will be local.

Draft paragraph 3 concerning signatures had given rise to extensive debate on the relative advantages of the short provision used in the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce and the longer one that appeared in the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Signatures.

34. Research continued in the comparative study at the Asian Pacific Centre in Fukuoka City on views of environment in Asian countries.

(b) Adjustments to the approved 2004 2005 budgets to allow comparison

Report of the World Bank on the International Comparison Programme