Sentence examples similar to export developing from inspiring English sources

The third fact emerges from the issue of manufacture exporting developed countries and commodity exporting emerging and developing countries.

Thus, not surprisingly, a considerable body of economic research studies the channels through which oil price shocks influence economic variables for oil-importing, oil-exporting, developed, and emerging economies.

While China exports virtually no fully assembled cars to the United States, it has rapidly expanded exports to developing countries, and those exports compete to some extent with cars exported or designed in the United States.

Haier and other exporters first sharpen their skills by competing with multinationals in China, then export to developing nations and smaller economies.

Minimal information exists on whole-plant dynamics of mineral flow through rice plants and on the source tissues responsible for mineral export to developing seeds.

Clothing that is not considered vintage or high-end is baled for export to developing nations.

Agricultural exports account for less than 10percent of the total exports from developing countries, and less than 20percent in the case of LDCs.

In 1995 fish exports from developing countries were worth $23 billion, more than their earnings from meat and cereal exports combined, according to calculations by the Washington-based International Food Policy Research Institute. Washington-based International Food Policy Research Institute

12 In 2012, 80% of exports from developing countries entered developed countries duty-free.

But more exports give developing countries more money to spend on imports mainly from developed economies.

The most impressive recoveries have come in the export-oriented developing nations of Asia.