Sentence examples for changes in exports from inspiring English sources

The accompanying charts show the changes in exports and imports for 12 countries — four major industrial nations, four troubled members of the euro zone and four emerging economies.

And yet if you accept the idea that the Fed has both a jobs target and the means to achieve it, you must conclude that changes in exports and imports have little effect on overall employment.

The accompanying charts show the changes in exports and imports in 12 major countries, including the so-called BRIC nations (Brazil, Russia, India and China) as well as the four largest economies in the euro zone (Germany, France, Italy and Spain) and four other major countries (the United States, Britain, Japan and Canada).

But the recent awful figures mask the fact that exports and imports have held more or less steady since January.Month-on-month changes in exports give a better sense of the decline, and these point to a slump in trade that was particularly dramatic at the turn of the year but which has since hit bottom.

However, the magnitudes of changes in exports and in the value of soybean exports cannot match up to the reported level of economic growth.

Earlier studies have tried to determine the variables that impact economic growth, such as labor productivity changes, changes in exports and changes in the capital stock.

This negative relationship between demand-driven changes in domestic sales and changes in export flows illustrates the capacity of export markets to counteract the negative impact of local demand shocks.

Yu Song and Helen Qiao of Goldman Sachs calculate that the decline is even more impressive in real terms (adjusting for changes in export and import prices), with the surplus shrinking to less than one-third of its level a year ago (see chart 1).

2, we analyzed the driving forces behind the changes in exported DVA during the periods 2002 2007 and 2007 2010.

Accompanying the impact on output arising from trade liberalization, there are changes in export and import patterns.

Figure 5 displays the changes in export volumes by EITE exporting sectors under the policy of carbon tax and their response to border adjustments.