Sentence examples for export dividend from inspiring English sources
To its credit, China used its huge export dividend to build 21st-century infrastructure and to educate its people, creating a giant middle class.
We were true believers -- we were going to spend the peace dividend, export democracy, enforce human rights.
Over three years, the UK business has exported £2.45bn in dividends.
Edinburgh and Glasgow top the list of European cities and regions for foreign direct investment.Scotland's highly educated graduates, our reputation for manufacturing, our location and our ambition are attracting firms in life sciences and financial services and our determined focus on exports is paying dividends in energy expertise, food and drink and oil and gas services.
But even more key to China's recovery, economists say, are two other government efforts that are paying big dividends: looser lending and export supports.
(Special note for small business: The significant tax benefits of the IC-Disc for small and medium business manufacturers who export will stay in place under the administration's proposal despite the dividend rate going up).
Pessimists focus on the rapid decline of its demographic dividend, its high debt-to-GDP ratio, the contraction of its export markets and its industrial overcapacity.
Two-thirds of all profits are earned by raw materials export companies, whose owners -- according to the Finance Minister -- prefer paying dividends to investing in development because they "lack confidence that investing profits in Russia would ultimately produce revenues".
Political and civil unrest in the Middle East – Allam Marine's primary export zone – means business is not as good as it was three years ago, when turnover was £185m and he paid himself a dividend of £16m.
Royalties, taxes and dividends from oil exports account for roughly a quarter of government financing, and oil prices have dropped by half in the last year.
