Transparency functions well in the trading process to which translucency supplements more aims in dispensing information as well as escalating ideas on the aim of trading policy rules (Collins-Williams and Wolfe 2010).
In 1642 a farsighted governor general of the Dutch East India Company, Anthony van Diemen, sent out the Dutch navigator Abel Tasman for the immediate purpose of making an exploratory voyage, but with the ultimate aim of developing trade.
The aim of boosting trade with Africa is laudable, although it would be helped if ministers introduced a less hostile visa system and stopped seeing the continent through the prism of aid.
The United States and China wrapped up two days of high-level economic talks with a pledge to provide $20 billion in financing to importers in developing economies, with the aim of keeping trade flowing while private sector credit is tight.
The U.S. and China wrapped up two days of high-level economic talks with a pledge to provide $20 billion in financing to importers in developing economies, with the aim of keeping trade flowing while private-sector credit is tight.
That same year, Lexus also became one of the first marques to debut a certified pre-owned program, with the aim of improving trade-in model values.
Surely now there are no more specious arguments over the economic, humanitarian, political aims of Aid, Trade, Debt, Investment, Health, Growth.
Crow went on to set out the aims of a trade unionist: "Job security, being safe, best possible pay, best possible conditions, decent pensions, and a world that lives in peace".
It is, of course, proven that the People's Republic greased palms in Washington with the aim of getting "normalised" trade relations.
In the words of David Pilling, a leading columnist for the Financial Times, the U.S. vision for the TPP amounted to an "anyone-but-China club" which had the "unstated aim" of creating a trade area "that excludes the world's second biggest economy".
