Export
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China's current account surplus and
export
growth have, indeed, fallen.
In part that reflects an aggressive
export
strategy in Asia's other economies where the collapse of domestic demand brought about
export
dumping over and above what comes from increased competitiveness.
In the past year, the Australian government has approved both the massive Carmichael coalmine and the Abbot Point terminal, located near the Reef, to facilitate the global
export
of output from the Carmichael mine.
In fact, it is only the first step on the road to a booming agricultural
export
sector for Africa.
The fact is that, given the liquidity crunch, oligopolistic product markets, and a small
export
sector, any further austerity will simply drive Greece deeper into recession.
Similarly, Argentina's
export
industries were unlikely to attract investors, regardless of the fiscal deficit, given the overvalued exchange rate, low
export
prices, and the many foreign markets that remain closed to Argentine goods.
The problem can be summed up in one word: exports (or, rather, lack of
export
growth).
This lackluster performance, which followed years of decline in market shares, is difficult to explain, given that all other countries on the eurozone periphery recorded solid
export
growth.
Neither weak foreign demand nor a lack of financing, therefore, can be the reason for Greece’s poor
export
performance.
So the only explanation for Greece’s poor
export
performance must be that the Greek economy has remained so distorted that it has not responded to changing price signals.
The facile argument that Greece has little to
export
is irrelevant here.
Lack of
export
growth thus has made the recession in Greece much longer and deeper than it would have been otherwise.
Moreover, the lack of
export
growth made the fiscal adjustment much more difficult.
That might be true, but stronger domestic demand would lead to higher imports, which would need to be paid for with higher
export
revenues, because the country cannot afford to accumulate more foreign debt.
The really important target for any country starting an adjustment program with a double-digit current-account deficit must be
export
growth.
In short, Latin American countries have used their additional
export
revenues to pay down debt and increase social spending.
Many are imposing emergency measures like
export
taxes or bans, which help their own citizens, but at the expense of those elsewhere.
The German economy is not as successful as many believe: workers have scarcely benefited from the country’s
export
prowess, public investment is inadequate, and its manufacturing heartland, which specializes in incremental innovation, is ill-prepared for looming digital disruption.
Recently, another major popular upheaval ended a project to
export
natural gas to Mexico and the United States through a Chilean seaport.
As the two sides collide, the country suffers: the outcome of the water war has meant that the poor still use the same dirty and expensive water, while the result of the gas war could mean that we remain without new
export
revenues.
But to keep all these balls in the air, and avoid knocking himself out, Carney will need all the creativity and agility of that other great Canadian
export
– Cirque du Soleil.
And, of course, Mexico’s competitive exchange rate is a key reason why it has become an
export
powerhouse, with the manufacturing sector accounting for 80% of merchandise exports.
Mexico’s
export
basket is dramatically larger and more diverse than it was three decades ago.
What new goods and services will Brazil and the others
export
a decade from now, and to which markets?
It happened in the 1930’s, when one country after another abandoned the gold standard, trying to
export
its unemployment.
As the Islamic State looks for new ways to
export
terror to Europe, North America, and beyond, it may try to acquire and detonate a radiological-dispersal device, commonly known as a “dirty bomb.”
In the 1990s and 2000s, China developed an exceptionally large
export
industry in part by allowing its currency to become undervalued.
Looking ahead, the region’s main
export
markets, primarily in advanced Europe, are not expected to grow as fast as in the past.
To this end, in addition to its taxation, finance, and trade-facilitation policies, it should establish trade-promotion mechanisms in the world’s major
export
markets, so that firms can build comprehensive networks of international trade-service platforms and trade-cooperation zones overseas.
And will China’s coastal
export
interests again prevail in exchange rate policy decisions, at the expense of poor inland consumers?
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