Sentence examples for goods importing from inspiring English sources

Thus, in our view, the period from 1870 to 1914 was one of specialization in production, with the country specializing in the production of primary goods, importing manufactured goods and employing its workers mainly in the primary sector and the services industry.

He used this newspaper to explain his economic ideas: manufacturing and exporting finished goods, importing raw materials to manufacture, avoiding importing luxury goods or raw materials that could be produced or extracted locally, importing only vital products, and owning a merchant navy.

Advocates of protectionism rarely acknowledge that this approach makes goods, imported and otherwise, more expensive.

Goods imported from China accounted for about a third of that overconsumption.

In the cities, many complain about fast-rising prices of goods imported from other parts of China.

As such, plans to introduce a "carbon tariff" on goods imported from countries such as China misses the point.

Most of the food, oil and consumer goods imported for Ethiopia's 83m-plus people passes through Djibouti.

Consumer prices could come under pressure because goods imported from outside Europe become more expensive in euro terms.

In 1964, he helped trace a deadly outbreak of typhoid in Aberdeen, Scotland, to contaminated canned goods imported from South America.

However, local industries have remained vulnerable to fluctuations in domestic demand and to competition from goods imported illegally that is, without payment of import duties.

Regulatory agencies are underfunded and understaffed, even as consumption of manufactured goods (and goods imported from countries with even less regulation than ours) continues to rise.