Sentence examples for export contraction from inspiring English sources

However, policy measures are inadequate to close the output gap emanating from sluggish private demand and sharp export contraction.

Trade Exports contraction that began in late 2008 will gain pace in 2009 as more and more emerging economies slip into slowdown following the G-7 countries.

For small states, where tourism forms about 25% of export earnings, the contraction was tough.The IMF offers other possible explanations for weak economic performance, including high emigration.

Governments around the globe are devaluing their currencies at a furious pace with liquidity infusions, hoping to turn the tide of declining exports and GDP contraction.

With demand weakening in the main export markets, a brief contraction in output is possible.

This will force a retrenchment on the part of consumers and lead to the postponement of many investment decisions.Significantly weaker external demand will result in a sharp contraction in export volumes in 2009 for the first time since 1996.

Massive contraction in export demands, wrenching deceleration of growth, and exacerbated bad debts quickly forced many firms to downsize, and companies have been laying off employees by the hundred.

The kinetic properties of this ANT1 isoform allow the rapid and massive mitochondrial ATP export required for muscular contraction.

Viewed from the export side, the expected contraction of international trade in 2006 is likely to reflect smaller shipments from those countries that witnessed a surge in 2005, in particular India, which shipped an estimated 5.3 million tonnes last year, second only to Thailand.

Thus, the effect of technical progress on marginal land and the consequent rise in wages is a contraction in export-oriented primary production and employment.

The Swiss economy joined several of its European neighbors in recession at the end of 2008 and has struggled since then from a sharp contraction in exports, with investment now being postponed.