sphere of production
collocation in Englishmeaningsofsphereandproduction
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sphere
noun[C]
uk/sfɪər/us/sfɪr/
an object shaped like a ...
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production
noun
uk/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/us/prəˈdʌk.ʃən/
the process of making or growing goods to ...
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(Definition ofsphereandproductionfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Thus, although women were represented as removed from the economicsphereofproduction, they were increasingly brought into that sphere as consumers.
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Even more than in thesphereofproduction, the sphere of consumption has undergone remarkably rapid change.
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The first big capital funds in circulation accumulated through banking and usury, before they could be used in thesphereofproduction.
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Once it had developed in the sphere of trade, capitalist calculation could easily be extended to thesphereofproduction.
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Older people who have left the publicsphereofproductionmostly react in the same way as younger individuals: that is to say, as citizens and as parents.
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We have done this mainly in thesphereofproductioncontracts because very few contractors are prepared to take on fixed-price contracts for development work.
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The question concerns skinners and fellmongers, who have made representations about their very technicalsphereofproduction.
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But when we pass from this sphere of planning to thesphereofproductionwe find that there is over-centralization.
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This is a specialsphereofproductionand it must be dealt with in a specialised manner.
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It is in thesphereofproductionthat our most formidable problems exist.
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I should have thought in the present condition of the country it was much more important to have new investments in thesphereofproduction.
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I am seeking co-operation on the farm itself in thesphereofproduction.
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It is difficult to judge in anysphereofproductionor commerce to what extent there should be an inventory and how far ahead of the market production should proceed.
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It lies in thesphereofproduction.
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Roemer was led to the conclusion that exploitation and class were thus generated not in thesphereofproductionbut of market exchange.
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The structure of prices has little to do with the so-called materialsphereofproductionand consumption.
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An additional complication is that, as the accumulation of capital grows, more and more durable assets exist "external" to thesphereofproduction.
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It would also need to forecast productivity and efficiency in the spheres of production.
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