要よう素そ集しゅう約やく度ど

noun

factor intensity

Economics term referring to the relative amount of a production factor (e.g., labor, capital) used in producing a good or service. Common in contexts like international trade theory (Heckscher-Ohlin model).

• この産さん業ぎょうは労ろう働どう集しゅう約やく度どが高たかく、資し本ほん集しゅう約やく度どは低ひくい。

  This industry has high labor intensity and low capital intensity.

• 要よう素そ集しゅう約やく度どの逆ぎゃく転てんは、貿ぼう易えきパターンに影えい響きょうを与あたえる。

  Factor intensity reversal affects trade patterns.