Sentence examples for closed trade from inspiring English sources
Although Brazil's economy is still relatively closed (trade accounted for a modest 24% of GDP in 2008, less than 60 years earlier), its growth is closely correlated with commodity prices, the Chinese economy, the Baltic Dry index and other measures of global trade.
As a result, Cisneros closed trade again, restoring the Spanish monopsony.
last closed trading for weather reasons in 1985, when Hurricane Gloria lashed the metropolitan area.
This is the first time the New York Stock Exchange has closed trading for weather reasons since Hurricane Gloria in 1985, DealBook's Michael J. de la Merced writes.
By making an example of a few users, the industry risks alienating record buyers and forcing them deeper underground into closed trading clubs with limited access.
In closed trading systems with an absolute cap on emissions, grandfathering schemes which allocate allowances proportionally to past emissions are first-best.
Partly because Bolivia is fairly closed to trade, and partly because of rising public spending, the economy is set to grow by around 3% this year, the strongest performance in the region.But a lacklustre opposition, weakened after losing a two-year battle over the new constitution, also contributed to Mr Morales's victory.
The economy remained rather closed from trade, financial markets and technological change, even after democratic rule was restored at the end of 1983.
Brazil's economy is Latin America's biggest, but also one of its most closed to trade, and U.S. companies have tried for years to persuade Brasilia to lower tariffs.
