Furthermore, whereas in 1980 the total debt as a proportion of national income was about one-third, in 1994 it was about 110percent; the region's debt-to-total-export proportion increased to 389percent (and was over 800percent for three of the SILICs), compared with 150percent for all developing countries.
The vast majority of active slides exhibit gullied surfaces and the gully networks, which are also seasonally active, may facilitate sediment export although the proportion of material produced by this pathway is poorly known.
Because Canada exports a large proportion of its mineral production, the mining industry is sensitive to world price fluctuations.
Mazda, which exports a larger proportion of its domestic output than any other major Japanese automaker, depends on the European market for about a quarter of its sales.
Gabon exports a major proportion of its petroleum production outside Africa, with the bulk of the crude oil going to the United States and France.
Using the yardstick of imports and exports as a proportion of GDP, they are more integrated into the global economy than OECD (ie, rich) countries are (51% versus 43% in 1999-2001).
Their exports as a proportion of measurable GDP may be high, but most of their people enjoy no links at all to the global trading system.Such countries can appear to boom even during civil wars: well-guarded oil rigs continue to pump even as rebels burn the rest of the country.
At times logs have accounted for one-tenth of the value of national exports, but that proportion fell by about half during the Asian economic crisis of the late 1990s and only recovered slowly in the first decade of the 21st century.
New Zealand exports a high proportion of its agri-food products and, despite significant diversification, still relies on a small number of key markets.
We find that in 2005, around one-third of Chinese emissions (1700 Mt CO2) were due to production of exports, and this proportion has risen from 12% (230 Mt) in 1987 and only 21% (760 Mt) as recently as 2002.
This study revealed that with less government intervention, beef production would have been larger as well as the proportion exported, and producer and consumer prices would have been more stable for the analyzed period.
