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1 labour-intensive
a прс. трудомісткийхарактеристика діяльності, у якій використовується порівняно велика кількість робочої сили (work force) і мала кількість капіталу (capital²); ♦ прикладом трудомісткої галузі (industry) може бути виробництво одягу, перукарство, видавнича справа, готельне господарство (hospitality) тощо═════════□═════════labour-intensive commodity трудомісткий товар; labour-intensive company трудомістке підприємство • трудомістка компанія • підприємство, яке користується трудомісткими методами виробництва; labour-intensive firm трудомістке підприємство • трудомістка фірма • фірма, яка користується трудомісткими методами виробництва; labour-intensive industry трудомістка галузь; labour-intensive method трудомісткий метод; labour-intensive production method трудомісткий метод виробництва -
2 capital-intensive
a прс. капіталомісткийхарактеристика діяльності, у якій використовується велика кількість капітального обладнання (capital equipment) і відносно мала кількість робочої сили; ♦ капіталомістким виробництвом є переробка нафти, автомобілебудування, виплавка сталі тощо═════════□═════════capital-intensive commodity капіталомісткий товар; capital-intensive company капіталомістке підприємство • капіталомістка компанія; capital-intensive firm капіталомістке підприємство • капіталомістка фірма; capital-intensive industry капіталомістка галузь; capital-intensive method капіталомісткий метод виробництва; capital-intensive production method капіталомісткий метод виробництвапр. labour-intensive
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