Sentence examples for export diversity from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s Zimbabwe showed slow but steady growth in its trade surplus, as its unusually high level of export diversity proved able to weather changes in world demand for its commodities.

Second, we contribute to a deeper analysis in the internationalization process literature by using not only export intensity but also export diversity as suggested in previous research (George et al., 2005).

From the exploratory analysis of spatial data exports, diversity and sophistication in all Brazilian municipalities, this paper contributes to the debate about regional inequality in Brazil.

When firms with a high ownership concentration export to a diversity of destinations, this has a negative interaction in the relationship between ownership concentration and export intensity because it involves more complex information processing.

It is exported by a diversity of cells and released into the microenvironment, which can then be up-taken by other cells11,12.

"Two main factors seem to explain the key role of Amazonia in exporting so much diversity: its huge area, and the large amount of time that species have existed there.

Our aim is to raise awareness of the barriers small businesses face, highlight experiences and success stories of those already trading, facilitate access to critical trade information, and raise skills among MSMEs to help them diversity their export markets.

It also encodes for an intact Tol-Pal cell envelope complex and a diversity of export systems for a variety of compounds.

In a series of papers over the past 10 years, MIT Professor César Hidalgo and his collaborators have argued that the complexity of a country's exports — not just their diversity but the expertise and technological infrastructure required to produce them — is a better predictor of future economic growth than factors economists have historically focused on, such as capital and education.

Despite the slowing world economy, such an ambitious goal might prove attainable, thanks to the diversity of Thai exports in terms of both products and markets.

"The order clearly explains how the administration believes U.S. LNG exports can lead to enhanced diversity of supply in global gas markets that would undermine the leverage of monopoly suppliers like Russia," said Jason Bordoff, director at the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.