Sentence examples for exports quantities from inspiring English sources

Mr Kagame justifies his intervention on the grounds of Rwanda's own security but his army reportedly made £20m a month from mining coltan in 2000 and still exports quantities of diamonds and gold that were mined in Congo.

Therefore, in the first approach, we first looked for possible statistical correlations between the production, import and export quantities (i.e., the variables used in the first step described in Figure 1) and total roundwood (RW) and time (t, i.e., years) (Table 5).

Therefore, in the first approach, we first looked for possible statistical correlations between the production, import and export quantities (i.e., the variables used in the first step described in Figure  1) and total roundwood (RW) and time (t, i.e., years) (Table  5).

Second, Philippines is a price taker, and prices faced by seafood exporters are exogenous to the model, while export quantity or ratios are endogenous to the HACCP certification models, where there is likely to be a reverse causality.

All the parameters, except the quantity of internal production and export quantity, have large coefficients.

We opted to use prices instead of export quantity or ratios for two reasons.

China is likely to maintain a net export position on rice, but the export quantity is not large.

Figures 2, 3, and 4 illustrate the trend of export quantity, pistachio global price, and pistachio the price in Iran, respectively.

These benefits are represented through the area [CIXV], which depicts the gains from the post-RTA higher price received on the exported quantity [Q1Q2], and through the area [KGW], which depicts the increases in country F's producer surplus.

These losses are represented through the area [P4UYP5], which depicts the effect of the post-RTA lower price received on the exported quantity [OQ3], and through the area [UVY], which represents the remaining decreases in country J's producer surplus.

For each transaction, we know the firm's identification code, the product according to the 8-digit Combined Nomenclature (CN) classification2, the destination of the export transaction, the free-on-board (FOB) value in euros of the transaction, and the exported quantity (in weight metric and/or units).3 Every year, new CN8 codes are added to the classification and some CN codes are dropped.