Sentence examples for bilateral trade flows from inspiring English sources

This paper suggests a full interaction effects design to analyze bilateral trade flows.

Bilateral trade flows have increased, reaching approximately $95 million for the first eight months of 2003, and investment projects such as the Freeport port facility are always welcome.

China is Russia's largest single trading partner, with bilateral trade flows of $90bn £53bnn) in 2013.

As Table 2 shows, their bilateral trade flows achieved strong growth.

However, CPTPP even with US exit is still significant for Pakistan's bilateral trade flows.

As shown in panel A of Table 10 in Appendix, there is no significant relationship between cocaine seizures in Colombia and (1) bilateral trade flows between Colombia and Mexico, (2) bilateral trade flows between the USA and Colombia, (3) trade flows between Colombia and the rest of the world, (4) bilateral trade flows between the USA and Mexico, and (5) trade flows between Mexico and the world.

And while calls for a crackdown on the border here are understandable, they run counter to what had been the primary mission for customs, immigration and Border Patrol agents before the Sept. 11 attacks: to fulfill the promise of the North American Free Trade Agreement, to make the border as unobtrusive as possible and to build on the world's largest bilateral trade flow, now $420 billion a year.

The bilateral trade flow corresponds to the direction of the trade, i.e., export time is export weighted and import time is import weighted.

In fact, two major U.S. objectives extended well beyond bilateral U.S.-Mexico trade flows (there was already a trade agreement between the U.S. and Canada).

"We expect more than half of China's total trade flows, primarily bilateral trade with emerging markets, to be settled in renminbi in the next three to five years," Qu Hongbin, chief China economist at HSBC in Hong Kong, concluded in a report.

In order to obtain the bilateral and total trade balances of trade flows between NAFTA members in terms of value added, in Eqs.