Sentence examples for basic export from inspiring English sources

They come in many forms, from basic "export processing zones" to "charter cities", urban zones that set their own regulations in all sorts of areas that affect business.

Strong opposition to the whiskey tax by cottage producers in remote, rural regions erupted into the Whiskey Rebellion in 1794; in Western Pennsylvania and western Virginia, whiskey was the basic export product and was fundamental to the local economy.

During the original Uruguay Round, which led to the creation of the W.T.O., rich countries pledged to open their markets to textiles, crops and other basic exports from the developing world.

The growing trade gap has given rise to two worries: that the region is relying too heavily on basic exports again and succumbing to a "natural-resource curse", as it has done before; and that it will take the wrong lesson from China and embrace state capitalism.

With the exclusion of the variable of mining and energy exports and the inclusion of the share of basic exports, results change.

Therefore, since in the initial exercise the participation of mining and energy exports is one of the variables used, for this robustness test this variable is eliminated and only the participation of basic exports is counted.

The hypothesis behind this exercise assumes that if the country deindustrialized because of its natural resources endowment, the participation of basic exports must be significant and the average effective tariff must have a smaller effect over manufacturing.

This result ratifies that, despite establishing some control by the factor endowment of each country, the AET remains the most relevant variable in relation to deindustrialization. Curiously, the share of basic exports doesn't show any significance.

(1) Raw data can be imported from any source that allows an array of values to be copied to a PCs clipboard, such as Clampfit's basic data export routine.

Numbers on exports and imports dance all over the lot, but the deep basic is exports rise modestly and imports overwhelm us.

Approximately 80percentt of Brazil's basic goods exports went to China between 2000 and 2010, while less than 20percentt of its manufactured and semi-manufactured goods were purchased by China.