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EU officials this week again raised the export monopoly in an otherwise conciliatory letter to Russia's energy minister.

To compensate for this loss to the budget, the overhaul raised the export duty on refined products to 66 percent, from 52 percent, and eliminated an even lower rate for the low-grade fuel known as bunker oil that Russian refineries have been exporting in great abundance.

Goldberg says he's shown that the bar must be raised: "The export restrictions are really silly.

The revenue growth in the first period was faster than the growth rate of export volume as devaluation raised the export price by 146percentt.

The faster rise in export value than export volume in 1985-1994 despithethe price fall in 1985-1993 was due to devaluation that raised the export price by 111percentt.

The Government has extended the operation of the export quota and licensing system until 1 July and has raised the export quotas to 1.8 million tonnes of maize, (from 600 000 tonnes), to 900 000 tonnes of barley (from 4 000 tonnes) and marginally increased the wheat quota to 203 000 tonnes.

As part of an accord last November, Israel and the PA agreed to raise the export rate through Karni to 150 truckloads a day by the end of 2005 and to 400 by the end of 2006.

Increases in its international business, particularly from Asia, raised the volume of its export shipments by 15 percent.

While that implied trade would make another small contribution to gross domestic product in the fourth quarter, economists said the size of the decline in exports raised the bar high for that.

The debate has become more intense since the introduction of the euro in 2002, which raised the price of Italian exports, making it harder for small businesses to compete.

The yen's 18percentt gain against the dollar in the past year raised the worldwide price of Japanese exports just as demand for them fell off a cliff.