Export
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For example, US multinational corporations sometimes over-invoice import bills or under-report
export
earnings to reduce their tax obligations.
Like Tony Blair, Thatcher has long been a British product with more appeal in
export
markets than at home.
As America’s terms of trade (the ratio of
export
prices to import prices) deteriorate, demand is shifted toward US goods, keeping the economy at full employment.
After all, if over-populated countries with high unemployment cannot
export
people, why not reach for higher tariff barriers to protect the jobs they have?
Moreover, at higher prices, the oil industry crowds out other
export
sectors that support open markets and a less aggressive foreign policy.
If little more is achieved than phasing out farm
export
subsidies and a modest reduction in agricultural domestic support, our analysis shows that developing countries as a group would gain nothing, while high-income countries would gain just US$18 billion per year by 2015.
When boom turned to bust, falling global demand hit China’s
export
sector, and threatened to increase unemployment.
One option would be to
export
construction expertise and workers.
The biggest risk might come from the least likely source: Germany, an
export
powerhouse.
Companies that
export
goods would be able to exclude the
export
earnings from taxable income, equivalent to a 20%
export
subsidy.
Given the difference of 3% of GDP, the 20% import tax and 20%
export
subsidy raises a net 0.6% of GDP, now equal to $120 billion a year.
Given such sentiments, it will prove almost impossible at the review conference to build a consensus in favor of further necessary strengthening of the non-proliferation regime, with improved safeguards,
export
controls, security disciplines, and sanctions against withdrawal from the treaty.
Moreover, the manufacturing sector had become too dependent on US-driven
export
demand, and the population had become too dependent on remittances from emigrants working in the US.
Americans wanted additional demand for their goods and higher prices, while the Germans and Japanese defended their
export
industries.
In Peru, some of our banks have worked with international freight forwarders to connect remote villages and small businesses to
export
markets through national postal services, turning more than 300 small firms into exporters, most for the first time.
To get there, China must go through a transformative rebalancing, from manufacturing to services, from
export
dependence to domestic consumption, from state-owned to private, and from rural to urban.
South Korea does not currently
export
small trucks to the US.
If China fails to rebalance, weak external demand from a crisis-battered developed world will continue to hobble its
export
machine, forcing it to up the ante on a credit- and investment-led growth model – in effect, doubling down on resource-intensive and environmentally damaging growth.
There can be no “phased implementation” of a trade deal that has not been finalized, so UK-based car companies, financial institutions, and other businesses that
export
to the EU now should start preparing for the “cliff edge” that May wants to avoid.
As a result, China has also been able to bypass existing
export
controls and restrictions on the transfer of sensitive military technologies, particularly aerospace and satellite components and know-how.
Furthermore, the sharp appreciation of the real’s exchange rate – driven by high global commodities prices – has diminished
export
competitiveness.
The potential for
export
of nuclear material and know-how by countries such as Pakistan – and perhaps one day Iran – is also a matter of concern for Israel.
All the opportunities that the US market presented to Mexico could not offset the consequences of policy mistakes at home, especially the failure to reverse the real appreciation of the peso’s exchange rate and the inability to extend the productivity gains achieved in a narrow range of
export
activities to the rest of the economy.
Similarly, few of the
export
processing zones proliferating around the world have delivered the results observed in Mauritius.
In Uganda, policies to promote organic agriculture have generated 200,000 certified farmers and strong
export
growth, from under $4 million in 2003 to nearly $23 million now.
The products that are not excluded face complex health and safety regulations, further hampering Africans’ ability to
export
agricultural products to the US.
Namibia, for example, recently became the first African country to gain eligibility to
export
boneless (not ground) raw beef products to the US.
To do so, countries should take the invaluable lessons provided by the AGOA to stimulate their
export
industries’ growth and seize market share not just in the US, but also in other economies, including within Africa.
Moreover, China’s increasingly strong commitment to limit and then reduce its emissions is more important than any American backsliding, and Germany’s ability to combine stunning
export
success with rapid growth of renewables proves the absurdity of the claim that building a low-carbon economy threatens competitiveness.
This is important because it illustrates the dissimilar regional impact that trade with China has on Latin America and the Carribean, owing to the
export
of South America’s basic goods, coupled with the growth of Chinese imports into Mexico.
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