"export basket" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the goods or products that a country exports to other countries. Example: The country's main export basket consists of agricultural products such as coffee, cocoa, and bananas, which are highly sought after in international markets.
Export Basket of South Korea.
Indeed, oil represents 96% of Venezuela's export basket, constituting the country's main source of U.S. dollar inflows.
Tourism is one of the most important economic activities in the world: for many countries it represents the single largest product in their export basket.
Unless you are a developing economy whose export basket is mainly made up of primary commodities destined for China, you cannot blame your economic ills on its slowdown.
The trend of increasing specialization or reduced diversification of Colombia's export basket is clearly evident, even though the volume of trade grew five-fold over this period.
In this paper we document that the probability that a product is added to a country's export basket is, on average, 65% larger if a neighboring country is a successful exporter of that same product.
Our main interest in observing the extensive margins is to identify evidence of changes in Latin American countries' import and export baskets.
Were is not for the so called protectionist policies, India would not have developed its own industries and would still be exporting baskets to Pier 1 Imports like Pakistan does.
The PRODY measure was employed as the qualitative measure for the export and import basket of Latin American countries.11 We also used tariff data and the depth of the Preferential Trade Agreements (PTA 12 to account for the level of integration of the Latin American economies.
Peggers can add the export commodity to a currency basket (CCB, for "Currency-plus-Commodity Basket").
(4) Monetary policy can be made automatically more counter-cyclical, judged by the criterion of currency appreciation in reaction to positive terms-of-trade shocks, under either of two regimes: Peggers can add the export commodity to a currency basket (CCB, for "Currency-plus-Commodity Basket") and others can target Nominal Income instead of the CPI.
