The reason for this practice has been that in many countries the trade statistics have been based on customs house data, which naturally include insurance and freight costs for imports but not for exports.
Taken together, the employed approach for PGA sink has cardinal influence on the Calvin-Benson cycle and starch synthesis but not for the export of PGA itself.
But it's worth seizing the opportunity to sample Japan's not-for-export foods when the opportunity presents itself.
It would, for instance, end deferral for profits on goods made for export, but not for profits that a firm made from producing goods that were used in the foreign country in which they were made.
As the US-China Economic and Security Review Commission has long documented, China subsidizes exports, provides bank loans to industry at zero or negative interest rates, and either bribes or coerces US industry to locate production in China for export but not for China's internal market.
The Agriculture Department quietly began testing fruit destined for export, but not for domestic consumption; at the same time, the nascent Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration set less protective domestic standards, without publicly disclosing them.
The rugs were apparently not for export but for court and mosque.
Meanwhile, this study suggests that additional radical SAM enzymes, and perhaps other peptide modification enzymes known from the study of bacteriocin biosynthesis systems, may act upon additional classes of short peptides to create products built not for export, but rather for direct roles in cellular metabolism.
Investment in energy infrastructure will inevitably be subject to some general economic uncertainty, but the energy market is almost entirely domestic and not for export, so concerns over whether the UK will be in the EU single market do not apply.
Such a strategy might make sense for individual countries, so long as they can rely on exports, but not for the European economy as a whole.
