Hence any moves towards regional or global free trade will primarily benefit the American economy by providing additional impetus to exports.But the NAFTA debate in 1993 provides a stern warning.
The U.S. dollar was strong but started then a steady and consistent process of weakening that proved a great impetus for exports.
And third, Zarqawi's death seems to have removed the main impetus behind exporting Iraq's violence.Zarqawi's decision to bomb three hotels in Amman in November 2005 backfired badly, causing a wave of revulsion, especially in his native Jordan.
These and other cultural impetuses hastened the export of humanistic ideas to the Low Countries, France, England, and Spain, where significant humanistic programs would be in place by the early 16th century.
Europe then will have great difficulty being a source of demand for U.S. exports and may even provide impetus to faltering global demand growth, contributing to the threat of a wider double dip across high-income countries.
German exports are growing fast and will receive further impetus from a weak euro.
As a result, exports have grown steadily and proved a major impetus to growth.
The results of the Tankan survey, which includes managers at 8,500 Japanese companies, suggest that without new impetus from the country's main sources of growth -- exports to the United States and Asia -- the Japanese economy could slip back into recession soon.
Second, the discovery in 1991 of Iraq's clandestine nuclear program provided much-needed impetus for the three main European nuclear exporters – Germany, the UK and France – to align their efforts to develop EU dual-use-technology export-control regulations.
Imports of goods and services, which have steadily outstripped exports for decades, are now to be given an extra impetus by the closure of UK steel capacity.
