The phrase "abroad trading" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to trading activities that occur in foreign countries, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The company has expanded its operations to include abroad trading, focusing on international markets."
Alternatives: "international trading" or "foreign trading".
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With the rapid growth of middle classes abroad, trade should be an opportunity for the United States to sell into growing markets, increasing opportunities and wages for many Americans here at home.
Migrants caring about lifecycle consumption determine the length of their stay abroad by trading off higher (utility) costs of staying abroad, including differences in purchasing powers, for higher earnings in the host country (Djajic and Milbourne [1988]; Dustmann [1997], [2003]; Stark et al. [1997]).
This is because the companies it backs grow by expanding abroad, often trading on Italy's glamorous image.Ducati, a motorcycle-maker which the firm bought in 2006, opened a plant in Thailand and over the past five years more than tripled its profits.
In the first centuries of our era, a state that sent embassies abroad and traded as far afield as the Middle East and Central Asia arose in the area.
He "dollarized" the economy, allowing Cubans to receive dollars from abroad and trade in them at home.
In an increasingly porous society – where many have worked abroad, or traded with Chinese people, or watched foreign movies – citizens are increasingly cynical and see the state as an impediment rather than a benefactor.
For companies trading abroad, and particularly in emerging markets, the strengthening US and British economies are not necessarily a good thing.
However, one can not ignore the important part which trading abroad through its front companies have played in turning it into a business as well as military force to be reckoned with.
General Abel says this was achieved by cutting imports, even for re-exporters, by limiting the remittances abroad of trading companies to $50,000 a month, and by insisting that government departments use their dollar budget allocations, rather than hang on to them, and sell their kyat at the market rate.
CEC Entertainment Inc., which owns 750 Chuck E. Cheese's and Peter Piper Pizza stores in the United States and abroad, expects to begin trading on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker "CEC" this quarter.
