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This polity lifted Chinese exports of silk.

Other exports include pet fish, shark fins, and seaweed.

This will stimulate their exports and curb imports, thereby helping to slim the trade gaps.

Not directly, although we are developing our exports to your country.

Kathy exports the saved "Blank Page" guided activity session and e-mails it to Barb.

Devaluation might help exports But would also make it harder for households to pay back their foreign loans.

At the same time, U.S. government controls on capital exports further hampered foreign lending by U.S. banks.

Machinery exports were in some cases priced per ton of machine weight, ignoring the obvious improvements in the economic value of the machines per ton.

The ultimate aim is to boost exports and reduce reliance on imports, and to unify Cuba's twin currencies of worthless domestic pesos and stronger "convertible" ones.

Stripping out oil and erratic items such as aircraft, exports jumped by 3.4% between October and November, as imports rose by 0.3%.

Pham Hong Hai of HSBC, a bank, in Ho Chi Minh City, says a stronger dong would do much to curb inflation. Officials, farmers and some manufacturers are worried that it might also hurt exports.

A closer look at the Numbers reveals that in most countries imports have fallen by even more than exports, and that weaker domestic demand explains a larger part of the slump.

Russia can expand its hydrocarbon exports.

Both imports and exports continue to grow in volume.

But since the banking crisis exports of financial services, which were previously burgeoning, have fallen.

The slump in factory production reflected the sharp downturn in world trade: manufacturing accounts for about half of all exports.

With prices for Venezuela's oil exports high, the government will doubtless ramp up imports again rather than see shortages turn into an electoral liability.

We need stability in our policies and measures to promote exports. We should continue our market diversification strategy and expand trade in goods and services on the basis of fine quality.

The trend reversed in early 1987 and sterling subsequently rose by 17% against the punt. Irish exports surged by 10% a year from 1987 to 1990, accounting for most of the economy’s impressive growth.

As countries industrialise and diversify, their exports grow, which sometimes results in a trade surplus.

Perhaps more important, contractionary policy in Europe and emerging Asia chipped away at global demand for American exports.

Under more normal circumstances, one would have expected them to start easing up on liquidity and interest rates to allow domestic demand to offset the slowdown in exports to the US.

He notes that in U.S. regions that depend on exports, especially in agriculture, voters tend to reject protectionism.

Exports have managed to switch from uncooked to cooked poultry exports, which are not affected by trade restrictions, as a result of which exports began rebounding last year.

America and Europe cannot count on exports to make up for faltering domestic demand, because the crisis has spread to emerging markets.