In these troubled economic times, we need open markets all the more to stimulate trade and investment.
Agreements will need to be implemented as a means to attract investment, stimulate trade and increase competition.
The declaration was adopted by more than two dozen countries in 1995 and seeks to stimulate trade across North Africa, now blocked by closed borders.
accession as a political rather than technical process: For them, tariff reductions are concessions to trade partners, rather than a means to stimulate trade and competition.
China and the E.U. have a lot to gain from cooperating to stabilize the global economy, to address shared environmental concerns and to stimulate trade as a driver of growth and open markets globally.
Creating a large area with a common currency was supposed to stimulate trade within the zone because companies could sign contracts without worrying about currency changes, just as companies in Massachusetts can deal with firms in California.
More giant bulk carriers will lower the prices of ores delivered to China and stimulate trade growth, they say.The outlook for tankers is less clear because of the volatility of crude-oil prices.
NEW DELHI — The billionaire Lakshmi N. Mittal and an Indian oil company are formally opening a $4 billion refinery on the northern border with Pakistan as India and Pakistan, which have fought three major wars, seek to stimulate trade.
Just as The Economist said about Chamberlain's tax cuts in 1935 The figures, however, are small in total and though all such remissions do a little to increase the general purchasing power, it cannot be said that the Budget will go far to stimulate trade.
The president made the assertions in a speech while visiting Britain, Myanmar's former colonial power, where he met with Prime Minister David Cameron as part of a broader effort to stimulate trade and investment in his country, also known as Burma.
