Sentence examples for components of trade from inspiring English sources

Lori Wallach and I have sharply critiqued many of the non-tariff components of trade deals — things like intellectual property rights, investor settlement mechanisms and extended pharmaceutical patents.

In the long-run, movements in the components of trade balance (i.e., exports and imports) are reflected in the hypothesis of fixed share of trade balance in GDP.

The assessment structure for examining the effect of predictability (ER), accountability (ND), and FTA (NFTA) is comprised of an econometric model where a schedule of common pooled, fixed effects, and random effects influences for all components of trade growth commonly embodied in panel regression model specifications.

The seven impact modules 25 31 measure key aspects of food environments: composition; labelling; promotion; provision (eg, in schools and early childhood education (ECE) settings); food availability in-store and in communities; prices and affordability of healthy versus current diets; and food-related components of trade and investment agreements.

But this imbalance was partially offset by another component of trade: services.

The knowledge-intensive component of trade is also growing more quickly than trade in labour-, capital- or resource-intensive products and services.

Although exports were up $1 billion in December, to $80 billion, the gain came only because of a big jump in shipments of airliners, a notoriously volatile component of trade statistics.

The Armington elasticity is an essential component of trade policy analysis.

The biggest component of trade between the two were Chinese exports up double digits as multinationals worried about Trump's new $200 billion tariffs continued to ship orders ahead of schedule.

Even before NAFTA took effect, the auto industry in North America was the largest component of trade among the U.S., Canada and Mexico as well as each country's largest source of manufacturing employment.

The focus by the government and various business associations on export diversification misses the point that imports are a key component of trade, particularly as regards enhancing competitivity and acquisition of technology.