de-industrialization

de-industrialization

a sustained fall in the proportion of national output accounted for by the industrial (manufacturing, construction, etc.) sector of the economy. See STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRY.
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As a backgrounder, the term 'Dutch disease' refers to the de-industrialization of a country when the discovery of a natural resource abundance makes the said country dependent on the exploitation and exportation of the said resource to the neglect of manufacturing.
Is migration the Philippine 'Dutch disease'?
By the first measure of de-industrialization (an actual drop in manufacturing value added) one cannot say that Pakistan is de-industrializing based on the data available.
Is there de-industrialization in Pakistan?
Zahid Shinwari had raised point that by giving more concessions under free trade agreements to different countries is causing de-industrialization in the country due to slump in business and because of this practice imports are also increasing.
KP deserves fair opportunities to overcome economic losses faced due to war against terrorism; Pervaiz
Rather than follow the economic growth seen in Asia and elsewhere, over the past 30 years, Africa has suffered from stagnation and de-industrialization.
New report calls for industrialization of Africa
Dr Michael RM Ward, a social scientist based in the College of Human and Health Sciences, won the "Society for Educational Studies highly commended prize Book Prize 2016" for his ethnographic book From Labouring to Learning: Working-class Masculinities, Education and De-Industrialization.
Swansea academic wins award for book
Moreover, a continuous process of de-agriculturalization and de-industrialization has deformed the structure of the Palestinian economy, the report maintains.
Palestinian economy would be twice as large without Israeli occupation: UNCTAD
He, however, said the spiralling economic instability and de-industrialization would soon come to end with restoration of sustainable peace.
KP should be compensated by providing them incentives; FPCCI
There is special focus on efforts by industry, the state legislature, economic development agencies, and history museums to prevent the decline and de-industrialization of MinnesotaAEs Iron Range and the communityAEs response to globalization and marginalization.
Taconite Dreams: The Struggle to Sustain Mining on Minnesota's Iron Range, 1915-2000
Put another way, while both the Pope and our president use their historic meeting to sell a global plan for de-carbonizing the world's economy, President Xi understands why de-carbonization is a euphemism for de-industrialization, a plan that China, India and two-thirds of the world can't afford.
The Pope, the president and the devil
1% in 2007 to 19% in 2014, which signals the de-industrialization process, but skewed amongst its member states.
European Union saga: lessons for Africa
By amending the restrictive economic provisions of our Constitution, we empower Congress to enact laws that will attract the kind of investments that will reverse the de-industrialization and de-agriculturization of our economy, he said.
Belmonte: Aquino's 'daang matuwid' a resounding success
Crucially, it represented a complete reversal of its predecessor, the Morgenthau Plan, which focused on de-industrialization -- with poor results.
Implement a new Marshall Plan for shared economic development

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