Sentence examples for commodities for export from inspiring English sources

price index, which tracks 55 food commodities for export, rose 3.4 percent in January, hitting its highest level since tracking began in 1990, the report said.

Even so, real income per person remained stagnant throughout the 19th century, perhaps because an inadequate education system and an economy dependent on slaves producing commodities for export combined to get in the way of development.

The economics of COMESA countries are characterized by their dependence on a few primary commodities for export.

These results reflect the main obstacles that hindered deeper economic integration in COMESA such as poor condition of trade related infrastructure, the dependence on few primary commodities for export, the orientation towards extra regional trade, in addition to export identical products with low productivity.

To balance food security with commodities for export, these new nations have shifted their agricultural priorities (for example, replaced high water demanding cotton by wheat) that have altered regional water demands resulting in agricultural abandonment in some locations and intensification in others (Wright et al. 2012; de Beurs et al. 2015; Kraemer et al. 2015).

Local entrepreneurs continue to process primary commodities for export, including rope, plywood, refined sugar, copra, and coconut oil.

Table 6 below shows intra- COMESA trade as a percentage of total trade during (2003 2011), it seems that intra trade of COMESA is very weak ranging about 5% and 8% as a result of the dependence of COMESA economies on a few primary commodities for exports, and their oriented towards extra regional trade particularly to EU and China.

Despite strong oil-fueled growth this year, the country's foreign-currency reserves are dwindling, thanks to profligate spending (not least on the election), a rising debt burden and dependency on a single commodity for export earnings and government income.

Other natural gas fields are located in the Western Desert, the delta, the Mediterranean shelf, and the Gulf of Suez, and by the early 21st century natural gas production had begun to rival that of oil, both as a source for domestic consumption and as a commodity for export.

Rabi' Hassan hopes that the partial lifting of US sanctions on spare parts could restore Sudan's railways to the popularity it enjoyed in its glory days of the 1970s, when state-of-the-art US- and German-made transportedsported 2 million passengers and 3.5m tonnes of commodities destined for export via Port Sudan.

The agroindustrial system these companies underpin is primarily focused on a small number of commodity crops for export.