Sentence examples for estimate exports from inspiring English sources

Jonathan Anderson, an economist at UBS, a bank, has tried to estimate exports in value-added terms by stripping out imported components, and then converting the remaining domestic content into value-added terms by subtracting inputs purchased from other domestic sectors.

2, we introduce the measurement that uses China's DPN table to estimate exported DVA.

We used a novel approach to estimate export of DOC, Hg, and MeHg to coastal waters from a mangrove-dominated estuary in Everglades National Park Floridaa, USA).

That figure would nearly exhaust Iraq's entire oil export revenue, assuming it sells 2.5 million barrels a day (slightly more than estimated exports in recent years) into the international market at $25 per barrel.

The U.S. International Trade Commission estimated exports to Korea would rise by at least $10 billion.                       .

And if, as the governor of the Bank of Zambia has said, the country's estimated export earnings for the second half of 2004 were $870m, why has the kwacha not rallied?

According to OECD estimates, export industries generated about a third of annual output during the pre-crisis years.A current-account surplus that has persisted for almost all of the past three decades, whether the yen was strong or weak, suggests a structural issue rather than a cyclical one.

Ham and DeSutter (2000) described export rates of up to 0.52 kg ammonium m−2 year−1 from lagoon seepage; Huffman and Westerman (1995) reported that groundwater near swine waste lagoons averaged 143 mg inorganic N/L, and estimated export rates at 4.5 kg inorganic N/day.

Preliminary estimates for exports in July were $14.022 billion, up 8.6percentt from a year before.

Preliminary estimates for exports in August were $13.5 billion, while imports were $14.2 billion, the ministry said.

By some estimates, American exports to Russia are expected to double after its trade status is revised.