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).
We examined the factor intensity of this industry.
Factor intensity reversal affects trade patterns.
Specifically refers to labor intensity, a subset of factor intensity.
Specifically refers to capital intensity, another subset of factor intensity.
Compound of 要素 (factor) + 集約 (intensive) + 度 (degree), likely a calque from English 'factor intensity'.