The new program is restricted to companies in Shanghai and in the biggest cities of Guangdong Province, a center of exports next door to Hong Kong.
But a result was hundreds of thousands of businesses too small to be competitive; India lags behind even the impoverished Bangladesh next door in exports of garments, a big creator of jobs for China.
The discovery of a bomb in a passenger lounge at Islamabad's airport today sent a shudder of fear around the country that the Qaeda network had exported its terrorism next door.
"If he closes the door to Mexican exports, it will bankrupt the economy".
Yet the Kirchners were helped, too, by extraordinary strokes of luck: soaring world prices of the country's farm exports, and faster growth next door in Brazil.
Prices for major grains more than doubled, entire countries slammed the door on food exports, panic buying ensued in many markets, and food riots broke out in more than 30 countries.
Russia attaches importance to the volume of the arms export trade, to the diplomatic doors that weapon sales open, to the ill-gotten gains that these sales reap for corrupt senior officials, and to the lever it provides the Russian government in stymieing American interests.
After completing the pre-processing of the finite element model, the finite element model of rider-car door collision is exported as a K file, which is submitted to LS-DYNA solver for calculation.
After completing the pre-processing of the finite element model, the finite element model of rider-airbag-car door collision is exported as a K file, which is submitted to LS-DYNA solver for calculation.
Indeed, Alexander von Bismarck, the eloquent EIA boss, described the presence of these music industry-oriented exports as having "opened the door" - perhaps "opened the floodgates" would have been more appropriate given the other imagery he used - or "broken the levee", given the context.
