"We can say that China's export enterprises have completely emerged from their all-time low in exports".
After the measure was announced, Norinco, one of China's biggest import-export enterprises and a major supplier to the Chinese military, said it was "strongly against and dissatisfied with the U.S. government saying that we assisted Iran's weapons program," and denied helping countries develop "this kind of missile".
Domestic enterprises, light industries, and living and other industries have greater inventories and smaller tangible assets than export enterprises and heavy and chemical industries.
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As a result, export-oriented enterprises expanded.
Yet Britain's economic fortunes are pinned on small, export-oriented enterprises of this kind, often found in unlikely places.
Mr. Bloomberg also took the opportunity to promote one of New York's newest cultural exports: Tribeca Enterprises, the company that runs the Tribeca Film Festival and is fast morphing into a global cultural brand.
With overcapacity in China's economic sector and the rise of the RMB exchange rate, the profit rate of export-oriented enterprises decreased more and more.
A state-run handicraft enterprise exports a wide range of products—including furniture, carpets, lacquer paintings, and other works of art made largely from local materials.
And Jim Ayala is using his McKinsey skills to muster partnerships to finance and distribute his solar kits in a for-profit organisation that makes his related not-for-profit social enterprise sustainable... by exporting some of the specially designed solar lamps for example.
