Korea was the first of the "sending" nations (a term borrowed from global import-export economics), followed by Vietnam.
True, that would hurt their export interests — but economics is about hard choices, and America is under no obligation to strangle its own fragile recovery to help other nations avoid making such choices.
The empirical simulation analysis revealed that economic integration, as well as policies aimed at improving the diversification of the export structure of economics, might help to reduce the negative consequences connected with greenhouse gas abatement.
Between 1990 and 2010, the share of Sub-Saharan Africa's exports to advanced economics declined from 78 to 52%%, and the share of Sub-Saharan Africa's imports from those countries declined from 73 to 43 %.
Despite the favorable economics, U.S. export facilities still face domestic opposition.
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This is a broader policy issue, reflecting the economics of exporting relatively unprocessed industrial wood versus domestic value adding, which will have implications for future national policy, plantation management and investment.
Three war-time priorities determined pragmatic policy of the Swedish liberal-social democratic government; sound economics (through successful export of e.g. iron-ore and foodstuff to Germany), sustaining tranquility of the Swedish society and geopolitics.
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The soundbite, of course, gets the economics precisely backwards: exports are the price a country must pay for its imports; Europeans toil away making stuff for others to consume only so they can in turn get their hands on the fruits of foreign labours.But the slogan does capture two awkward truths European exporters must now confront.
Who will tell the people that, yes, the way capitalism came to the Arab world in the last 20 years was in its most crony and corrupt mutation, but that the right answer now is not to go back to Arab socialism, but better capitalism: better market-based economics, emphasizing expanded exports, but properly governed by the real rule of law and targeted safety nets.
