Export
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In the Soviet Union, for example, it was hardliners after World War II who strove to
export
Marxist-Leninist revolution, condemning the world to decades of cold war.
He must also know that the
export
of Islamic revolution from Shia Iran has lost its allure, replaced in the Sunni world first by the global jihad of al-Qaeda and now by the so-called Islamic State and caliphate of Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.
They
export
more to us than we do to them, so they need us more.
The US, for its part, can begin exporting oil and increase its capacity to
export
natural gas.
Europe is a major
export
destination for many developing countries, and is China’s largest foreign market.
Although a devaluation of the RMB may not have as much impact on the regional markets as before, it is impossible to calculate what way may deliver higher
export
growth: devaluation or not disturbing the region's increasing stabilization.
But the Wahhabis tried to appropriate Mecca for their own version of Islam, and to
export
their exclusionary doctrine.
Thus, the country becomes increasingly dependent on exports, first and foremost, on the traditional
export
of oil and gas.
In the unfavourable state of world markets, such as the one that occurred over the last few years, the reduction of
export
items production costs is required and in its turn leads to the reduction of internal demand and the investment abilities of the population.
In September of last year the ruble was devalued, monetary policy was revised and the economy was reoriented towards home production to satisfy internal demand (as opposed to the
export
of oil and gas).
The economy's dependency on raw material exports actually increased when world oil prices rose and
export
revenues consequently grew, which was especially apparent with the ruble's devaluation.
New ministers and vice-premiers (Kalushny and Aksenenko) quite openly made public the prime goals of the government and the Ministry of Fuel and Energy – the restoration of normal relations between the government and big capital, renunciation of excessive ‘atrocities' in giving
export
access to oil companies, creation of the conditions to increase the production and
export
of oil, revealed that energy exports had once more become the backbone of the government budget.
In fact, since Abe’s first arrow took flight, Japan’s stock market has soared with it, recording an unprecedented 40% annual gain, while the yen has depreciated against the dollar by 20%, boosting Japanese firms’
export
competitiveness.
While those who, like me, adhere to the Mundell-Fleming framework (according to which fiscal stimulus will be offset by the resulting increase in capital inflows, currency appreciation, and reduced
export
competitiveness) do not stress the impact of flexible fiscal policy, Keynesians take it very seriously.
Small wonder that the Maghreb’s principal
export
has been young men seeking a better life.
But it still took more than ten years for Germany to become the
export
powerhouse of today.
By contrast, the US dollar is tied to the renminbi, whose issuer – China – has the world’s largest and fastest-growing
export
sector.
Both countries’ current-account deficits have widened as a result of falling tourism revenues and disrupted
export
activities, and neither country has taken measures to improve private-sector competitiveness.
In 2010, China’s imports ranked second in the world, and are expected to grow at an average annual rate of 27% in 2011-2015, outpacing
export
growth by five percentage points.
The respondents most often viewed China not only as a market opportunity, a research-and-development base, and an
export
base, but also as a high-end manufacturing base, a regional-headquarters site, and a service base.
While
export
expansion delivered growth in this century, import substitution and inward foreign direct investment (FDI) will lead to increasing productivity in Japan in the next.
By one reckoning, close to a quarter of American imports were covered by some form of trade restrictions at the peak of Reagan protectionism (including so called voluntary
export
restraints).
Both countries suffer from Russian trade embargoes on their most important
export
products – wines and foodstuffs.
The New Climate Economy Report, released by the Global Commission on the Economy and Climate, on which I serve, underlines the importance of phasing out fossil-fuel subsidies and questions the wisdom of allowing
export
credit agencies to finance coal projects.
MCC’s investment, which leveraged public and private funds, aimed to alleviate chronic freight bottlenecks in the port by doubling its capacity to import and
export
cargo.
The current bust is now in its fourth year, with non-oil commodity prices (relative to the
export
prices of manufactures) having so far fallen about 25%.
And many emerging-economy governments’ understandable aversion to running substantial and persistent current-account deficits will lead them to counter weaker
export
prices by increasing
export
volume, even if that drives down prices further.
But they seem to show that, despite sharper rhetoric in Sino-US relations, China has continued lending to the US in order to keep its
export
machine going and avoid booking large foreign-exchange losses.
In that case, China would have to accept an
export
slowdown and an increase in unemployment in order to avoid huge capital losses on its dollar reserves.
Some manufacturing is migrating inland, where wages and land prices are still relatively low, and some
export
operations are shifting to countries like Vietnam, where they are lower still.
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