Sentence examples for instruments of trade from inspiring English sources
Amongst the topics covered are the instruments of trade policy, the developmental impact of trade liberalization/protectionism, and trade policy formulation, with particular attention to the political economy of trade policy.
If you mean "is there a residual strength and a potential strength in the instruments of democracy, the instruments of trade unionism and the ideas of socialism, capable of being mobilised and developed to prevent this from reaching its ultimate form of repression?", I think the answer must be yes.
The instruments of trade protection discussed earlier modify market prices and quantities in comparison to what they would be in the absence of these interventions.
"The founding idea that Mercosur would be an instrument of trade liberalisation has disappeared," says Rubens Barbosa, a former Brazilian diplomat involved in the block's creation.
Indeed, the MFA was simply an instrument of trade restriction which was forced upon textile-exporting developing countries who had to adhere to it lest more stringent unilateral restrictions be imposed by their developed country partners.
While the FTA as an important instrument of trade policy (Badinge 2008; Kawai and Wignaraja 2010) can reduce costs and increase access to international market, FTAs transpose market structure by way of healthy competition, freer trade, and stable commercial agreement.
Arrayed on her work space were the instruments of her trade: sharp picks and iron files and pointy snippers.
Hans Holbein's portrait of a merchant surrounded by the instruments of his trade has no equivalent in the art associated with the Medici family.
Then she took out a number of tools, which she lined up carefully on the cloth, like a hardened torturer displaying the sinister instruments of his trade before some poor martyr.
Fundamental understanding of underlying mechanisms for catalytic oxidation processes reveals the magic and transforms the use of noble metals from instruments of adornment, trade and Edisonian industrialization, to key players in a new era of catalysis by design with potential for environmentally benign chemical processing.
