sunrise industry

Of course sunrise industries will not account for all future growth.

That means acquiring skills in a sunrise industry operating in your area.

"I still see this as a sunrise industry."

"This is really a sunrise industry in this country.

Currently, sunrise industries include information technology and genetics.

These arguments suggest that it may be possible to provide a rationale for an industrial policy to subsidize sunrise industries.

Here are located a disproportionately large slice of the nation's 'sunrise industries'.

Sunrise industries are the emerging new industries of the future, such as those in hi-tech.

Examples of sunrise industries include hydrogen fuel production, space tourism, and online encyclopedias.

We begin with the sunrise industries.

In the industrialized nations, we have two separate economies: sunrise industries and sunset industries.

Nor will most displaced U.S. workers move from sunset to sunrise industries.

Quite apart from aid to sunrise industries, UK policy provides substantial tax breaks for those investing in small firms.

A sunrise industry is one that is new or relatively new, is growing fast and is expected to become important in the future.

This directly challenges the notion of a hard distinction between sunrise industries and sunset industries with the latter doomed inevitably to decline.

Because people working in the sunrise industries are finding that the rate of change requires them to spend almost one day a week just to keep up with what's new.

A. We're trying to find talented managements which operate fast-growing businesses, highly profitable businesses in sunrise industries, as opposed to sunset industries.

High-Tech America: The What, How, Where and Why of the Sunrise Industries.

The position of our group regarding the Commission's communication on biotechnology favours some degree of development in this sunrise industry, while taking great care to anticipate potential drifts.

The southern region continues a difficult transition out of sunset industries (mainly coal and steel), while sunrise industries (chemicals, high-tech, and services) dominate in Flanders.

In 1983, he wanted the Government to favor sunrise industries - the emerging makers of specialty steels, electronics, precision-built cars -while allowing low-tech manufacturing to shrink.

In Qimonda, however, what we have is highly qualified workers who, through really well-chosen and specifically tailored re-training, could find new jobs in new sunrise industries.

Generally speaking, the government should stay out of the way of the sunrise industries (electronics, computer software, cable television, biotechnology) and allow the mature industries to level off.

Thanks to modern technological devices (most small, highly efficient, capable of worldwide hookups), many new sunrise industries can operate in very small quarters with a surprisingly small staff.

The country's only hope for economic recovery, he claims, is for it to turn to the highly skilled, 'sunrise industries' that will generate wealth and cope with an expanding welfare bill.