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After this brutal recession, the natural tendency is to try to go back to the old patterns of growth before attempting change — the United States is trying to revive consumption while China is trying to revive exports.

This happens to be much smarter than the formal strategies that the coalition government has created for aerospace, life sciences and nine other industries in an attempt to revive exports and economic growth.In Britain, as in almost all other countries, the state meddles extensively in the broadcast market.

Bid to revive Export-Import Bank gets a boost.

It has deregulated old monopolies, greatly improved the country's global credit ratings and revived exports.

Those plans suggest that the labor market and domestic spending will remain under considerable pressure despite reviving exports.

But that owed more to a collapse in imports, caused by a 25% fall in consumer spending, than to reviving exports.

In the past decade the wars have ended, the common market has been revived, exports have risen and economic growth has returned.

It also helped that their economies were so open: this forced them to respond quickly, as Ireland has had to do.Right, let's start making luxury carsThe second reason to be wary is that the chances of reviving exports also depend on the type and quality of goods a country makes and who its competitors are.

The currency, which Mr Abe's jawboning had helped push down to a 31-month low below 90 against the dollar in a bid to revive the export industry, gained a little.

A government ministry in Vietnam is starting a pilot project to revive the export of puffer fish, known for its toxic skin and internal organs, after a ban of six years, according to The Vietnam News, an official newspaper in English.

A plan to help revive the Export-Import Bank seems to be headed for the legislative cutting-room floor.