Sentence examples for effects on trade from inspiring English sources

"Not surprisingly, these movements have kindled a debate on their likely effects on trade.

Mr Portugal and others are yet to work out its effects on trade.

Aside from their distorting effects on trade, offset agreements have drawn fire in the United States because of their effects on employment.

However, there is a risk that if Japan's relations with China worsen and exacerbate the negative effects on trade, recovery could take longer," the economists said.

For what it was worth, statistical analysis suggested that adopting a common currency had big effects on trade, which suggested in turn large economic gains.

The direct effects of the housing downturn would have been confined to the United States, and the possible knock-on effects on trade did not look so bad.

Leaving them out would exaggerate the estimates of the effect on trade of currency-union membership.

Customs classification and valuation procedures, health regulations, and marking requirements may also have a restrictive effect on trade.

I don't think it will affect the "vibe" of relations, but it will have a significant effect on trade and business.

Even if the department eventually found that the Mexicans were not dumping, a complaint itself would have a chilling effect on trade.

Despite threats by the Chinese authorities, there was no major effect on trade, however, and Mrs. Merkel has not said much about Tibet recently.