1. (Like)
physical capital, human capital is expensive.
2. A man's
budget constraint is determined by the total amount of time (available) over a
given period such as a day, a month, a year.
3.
Individuals can (either) spend their income on consumption (or) save it.
4. A person
has an income which allows him to consume (various) goods and services and live
in a particular neighbourhood.
5. In
labour markets many aspects are regulated: paid holidays, the length of working
day and week and other aspects of the (employment) relationship.
6. Changing
policies (require) constant updating (обновление) of statistical systems.
7. How the
European Union's statistical system is adapting to (requirements) in the 21st
century is of importance (both) inside (and) outside the EU.
8. Some
part of (fixed capital), for example equipment, loses its value in the (production
process), another part of (fixed capital), for example land, may grow in value.
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