"export reduction" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used when discussing economic policies, or in financial and business contexts. For example, you might read the sentence: "The government proposed an export reduction to reduce their trade deficit."
Export reduction or no, here's the bottom line: "Rare Earths Deposits in China Forecast to Last 15-20 Years, Ministry Says".
Prices of several rare earth elements increased sharply by mid-2010 as China imposed a 40% export reduction, citing environmental concerns as the reason for the export restrictions.
Meanwhile, a number of voluntary e-waste export reduction efforts are under way in the United States.
Among suppliers, the largest annual export reduction is envisaged to concern Thailand, which could see its competitive edge eroded by tighter availabilities and a strong local currency.
Of course, OPEC's members may soften the blow of any export reductions they announce.
Previously, the government had said the export reductions of 150,000 barrels a day would remain in effect at least through June.
In July it announced the latest in a series of annual export reductions, this time by 40% to precisely 30,258 tonnes.
Thus, with U.S. production increases recently slowing, exports from Venezuela continuing to collapse, production only partially restored in Libya, efforts by Iran to prevent other OPEC countries from making up for their own looming export reductions set the stage for a rising crude price through the rest of 2018.
The key instruments were positive interest rates, subsidies to exports, reduction of barriers to imports, promotion of investments, especially in duty-free zones, and institutional reforms.
Coffee for July delivery rose 3.85 cents, or 4.1percentto to 97.95 cents a pound, after the world's largest growers approved an export-reduction plan aimed at bolstering prices.
Only such export subsidy reductions can justify reductions of the few remaining export restraints on the part of Côte dIvoire.
