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Discover Ludwig"on exports" is a perfectly correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of sending goods or services to other countries in exchange for money. For example, "The country's economy relies heavily on exports."
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As food becomes scarce, Brown says, major exporters, including Vietnam, Russia, Argentina, and Kazakhstan, have imposed limits on exports.
The progress on exports has been lamentable.
Italian companies rely heavily on exports.
The majority of the optimism focuses on exports.
The recovery remains weak, however, and reliant on exports.
This will hit countries heavily dependent on exports.
Asia is particularly dependent on exports of electronic equipment.
Asian economies are more dependent on exports than ever.
Nor can we rely on exports to fill the gap.
Dearer currencies act as a brake on exports.
Such dependence on exports wreaked havoc in the 1990s.
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