“…There are differences across industries in the share of jobs embodied in exports but in all industries a majority of these jobs originates in the service sector. …”

“…Efforts to document government support benefiting specific sectors or industries have so far paid scant attention to support given to the non-energy minerals sector. …”

“…This paper utilized the Japanese input-output table for the period from 1975 to 2006, which enables us to estimate the effects of exports on the industry's employment (i.e. direct effect) but also on other industries' employment (i.e. indirect effect). …”

“…Data are reported at the individual worker level, allowing a comparison of impacts at both the industry and occupation levels. While the results of this empirical analysis at the industry level are very much in line with established research, the results at the occupation level are more varied. …”

“…First, it summarises the evidence on the evolution of regulatory environments and the economy-wide and sectoral effects of reforms (including privatisation) in both competitive and non-competitive industries in the past two decades. Turning to network industries, it then discusses the main policy issues raised by the need to adapt the regulation of the noncompetitive segments of these industries to increasing competition in liberalised markets. …”

“…Perspectives à court terme IV. Les industries manufacturières et l'ajustement structurel -Les industries manufacturières -L'ajustement positif et la politique industrielle V. …”

“…Palm oil production is one of the most developed and noteworthy industries in the world, leading to rapid economic growth in countries where the industry has been established. …”

“…Boldly illustrated and comprehensive in its scope and depth, Entrepreneurs Who Changed History profiles more than 90 industry leaders across the world and throughout the ages - from the enterprising bankers of the medieval world and the merchants of an empire to the titans of industry and the geniuses of Silicon Valley. …”

“…Fuelled by both the movie industry as well as real world examples, criminal organisations are widely believed to engage in the trafficking of firearms and weapons material, including nuclear material. …”

“…The construction industry operates within a linear economy of make, use, dispose. …”

“…Rattiner's Secrets of Financial Planning gives industry professionals the opportunity to hear and learn from "the best of the best" in the field.Author Jeffrey H. …”

“…Listeners will be able to: develop an overall blueprint for their brand using the Brand Mapping Process®; determine which online tactics (and in what combination) will work for their brand; expand the current brand outreach and contribution to a bigger audience in their industry, community, or the world at large; become a thought or industry leader, using clear positioning, a specific strategy for brand building, and a method for implementation; leverage content effectively and efficiently to build their brand; and develop a marketing and social media strategy using the right platform…”

“…In industry after industry, data, analytics, and AI-driven processes are transforming the nature of work. …”

“…A chronicle of the key ideas that have shaped the adverts we see everyday, this book offers a fascinating insight into an ever-changing and fast-moving industry. A chronicle of the key ideas that have shaped the adverts we see everyday, 100 Ideas That Changed Advertising offers a fascinating insight into an ever- changing and fast-moving industry. …”

“…The creative industries are an area of increasing economic importance. …”
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“…The design and construction industry are responsible for 39% of all carbon emissions in the world. …”

“…Computer manufacturing is--after cars, energy production and illegal drugs--the largest industry in the world, and it's one of the last great success stories in American business. …”

“…Script Readers are crucial to the film industry, often responsible for determining whether a script is even looked at by a producer or development executive, yet those accountable for reading can be on the first rung of the industry ladder and have had little or no training for the task. …”