manufactured good
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manufacture
noun[U]
uk/ˌmæn.jəˈfæk.tʃər/us/ˌmæn.jəˈfæk.tʃɚ/
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In the first sector, labour produces amanufacturedgoodwith constant returns to scale.
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By assuming that the agricultural good and themanufacturedgoodare perfect substitutes in consumption the results can change.
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The tax rate t is measured in units of themanufacturedgoodper unit of the resource harvested.
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Since the production function of themanufacturedgoodis linear, the increase in labor supply does not reduce the nominal wage.
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In such a case, only themanufacturedgoodis demanded and produced, eliminating the need for conserving forest.
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The analysis assumes an implicit ad valorem tax where the tax rate is fixed in terms of units of themanufacturedgoodper unit of harvest.
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As was discussed above, the model considers an ad valorem tax where the marginal tax rate is assumed to be constant in terms of themanufacturedgood.
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The following analysis assumes an implicit ad valorem tax where the tax rate is fixed in terms of units of themanufacturedgoodper unit of harvest.
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The usual reason is to achieve a low cost per item while retaining the utility of amanufacturedgood.
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This practice would lead to a sole producer of a certainmanufacturedgoodand meant no competition in the marketplace to lower prices.
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These usually exhibited manufactured goods, both local and imported, such as ready-made clothes, shoes, hats, crystal, leather goods or artistic crafts like photographs and pottery.
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This was reflected in a pattern of trade whereby the region exported primary products and imported manufactured goods.
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A switch to an outward-oriented strategy, based upon the export of labor-intensive manufactured goods, would have required devaluations so extreme as to be politically impossible.
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They have worked to make their markets more attractive to foreign investors and to make their manufactured goods more attractive abroad.
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Tariffs are cut by half or more in these sectors, which is significant because manufactured goods constitute the vast majority of total imports.
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The term consumption goods includes not only manufactured goods but also food.
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The consequences considered here include reduced occupational flexibility of the workforce, and the power of the population to satisfy its demands for manufactured goods.
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Prices for manufactured goods (such as cloth) imported into the region also decreased, but the fall was slower and in percentage terms smaller.
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The share of manufactured goods increases as we move along the total expenditure scale from the lowest to the highest class.
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