The phrase "average export price" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the typical price at which goods are sold to other countries.
Example: "The average export price of agricultural products has increased significantly over the past year."
Alternatives: "mean export price" or "typical export price".
Mr Anderson estimates that a 10% rise in the yuan would increase average export prices by only 3-5%.If a yuan revaluation encouraged other Asian economies to follow suit, the impact on America's trade deficit would be larger, but still modest.
Indeed, throughout the majority of the first half of 2017, average export prices in euro terms languished well below their equivalents in year-on-year terms, particularly for bream which has been suffering relatively more than bass from the effects of excess supply.
The estimated average annual export price of salt dried shark meat (Anderson and Ahmed 1993) has slowly but steadily increased over the years from about MRf4.00 in 1988 to about MRf 13.00 in 1994.
In yuan terms, average Chinese export prices are still falling.There is something to the claim that China's huge demand for food and energy is pushing up global commodity prices.
Two exogenous variables are also added to the model: average beef export prices (EP) and the domestic soybean prices (SP).
Total beef production (thousands of tons), per-capita beef consumption (kilograms per person), volume of beef exports (thousands of tons), beef prices at the retail level (Arg. pesos/kg), and average beef export prices (US dollar per tons) were obtained from the Institute for the Promotion of Argentine Beef.
Average annual export prices for millet.
Venezuela's export price now averages around $100£6464) a barrel.
Furthermore, using annual time series data covering the period 1981 2010, Soliman (2013) found that the average farm prices of Egyptian oranges have usually been lower than the corresponding average world price and that the export price of Egyptian oranges is lowest compared with the prices of traditional competitors such as Morocco, Syria, Tunisia and Turkey.
In May, the United States maize export price (US No.2 Yellow) averaged US$111 per tonne, up US$17 from last year.
