Príklady value-added

• In addition, the forest sectors produced such value-added products as veneers, woodchips, and furniture products.

• And lastly, the government abrogated the subsidy that derived from forgiving the value-added tax, which was most of the subsidy to industrial promotion.

• The value-added of relational contracting comes from its explicit attention to the possibilities of hierarchy in international politics.

• Continued focus on freshness, and specialty and organic produce, is likely, with growing demand for floral and other value-added horticultural products.

• Because of their direct link to the production level, the producer-handler has the potential to provide insight into value-added activities in the organic sector.

• Further, these impacts can be measured in terms of total output, employment, wages and salaries, and value-added.

• Most goods and services are subject to a value-added tax.

• When the linearization is carried over to the green accounts, the same value-added approach can be used for evaluating individual resources.

• Between 1976 and 1986, gross national income declined as value-added in all major economic activities either declined or increased only meagerly.

• With value-added of 40 per cent, the question is how can this sector be best nurtured.

• Though endowed with several value-added capabilities, it provides no knowledge-based expandability mechanisms.

• The industry was subsidised via exemption from the value-added tax, the income tax, and social security contributions.

• Do they oer a value-added solution to other conventional applications such as control, expert systems, distributed problem solving approaches, and blackboard approaches?

• Traditional mechanisms of adjustment (limiting layoffs to non-core sectors, transfer of the lowest value-added sectors overseas) have proved inadequate to the crisis.

• The cost of this negative externality is equivalent to a quarter to a third of value-added in forestry.