Sentence examples for markets of trade from inspiring English sources

This increases the national production of exporting countries, allowing them to specialize in industries in which they have established a comparative advantage while increasing access to the markets of trade partners.

Furthermore, we find evidence which confirms that capital markets in Africa are insufficiently spanned by the necessary debt markets; this should motivate relevant authorities to hasten development of public debt markets to supplement the currently limiting non-bank debt markets of trade credits and leases.

Over longer periods of time, exchange rates should adjust to equalise the cost, across markets, of traded goods.

François Villeroy de Galhau said keeping the so-called "passport" would not be possible if the UK left the single market of trade in goods and services.

Deregulation of product markets, liberalization of trade regimes, privatization of national industries, and a reduction of state spending in health and other service sectors were at the heart of the reform programme [ 39].

He also took a cue from the South Asians he had met at Cambridge in linking Britain's industrial breakthrough to captive markets of colonial trade.

These authorities would do market research into global markets of the trade, said Mr Modise.

Applying the principles of the market economy of trade in commodities to the ecological and social world of our living and precious water resources is similarly inappropriate.

Some companies -- selling, say, electricity, financial services or telecommunications -- had exclusive access to a market because of trade barriers or internal regulations.

The development of markets to trade oil and oil futures means that price signals are relayed faster and more efficiently.

This paper aims to explore the market potential of trading wind power as regulation services in the California electricity market.