Sentence examples for the aggregate trade from inspiring English sources

Mr. A. M. Skinner, in his last Report, dated April BO, 1894, is able to give for the first time figures of the aggregate trade between Penang and a number of Siamese and Malay States.* His table, which is therefore of much interest, is as follows : a Tin.

Further research is needed, particularly on the relation between the aggregate trade indices used in this study and the hypothesized mediators and also on sector-specific indices, specific trade agreements and other (non-TB) health outcomes.

Further research is needed, particularly on the relation between the aggregate trade indices used in this study and the hypothesized mediators, but also on sector-specific indices, specific trade agreements and other (non-TB) health outcomes.

The total aggregate trading value allowed initially for the Mainland is RMB300 billion, compared with RMB14.3 trillion total market capitalization for the Shanghai Stock Exchange 180 Index.

America's persistent deficit does not seem to have had much of an impact on exchange rates in recent years: nor does Japan's steadily shrinking surplus, or the euro zone's generally positive aggregate trade position.In short, foreign-exchange markets no longer punish things that used to be regarded as bad economic behaviour, like high inflation and poor trade performance.

2, we document historic aggregate trade flows and describe the pattern of Argentine trade.

The aggregate U.S. trade deficit with FTA partners has increased by more than $144 billion (inflation-adjusted) since the FTAs were implemented.

By the end of 2015, the aggregate U.S. trade deficit with FTA partners had increased by 418percentt since the FTAs were implemented while that with all non-FTA countries had decreased by 6percentt.

Applying rigorous methods for the conduct of systematic reviews, 19 studies were included in the final analysis and grouped into four analytic themes: aggregate trade, sector, region, and passenger flows.

So: "the discussion of trade balances should focus on macroeconomic factors, which tend to determine aggregate trade balances".

But the difference in aggregate trading costs, once the price impact was factored in, was much larger, at over two percentage points a year (3.17% versus 0.84%).Higher costs would not matter if the trading decisions of the fund managers were sufficiently astute.