Sentence examples for trade equation from inspiring English sources
Top Trump administration officials say agriculture was always going to be part of the trade equation, even if that is not what the president and Mr. Juncker initially agreed to in their meeting.
Our trade equation guarantees massive foreign investment in the U.S. When we force-feed $2 billion daily to the rest of the world, they must invest in something here.
And at least Robb's efforts at explaining the benefits of the deal go to its detail, rather than thinking that a quick name-change would do the trick, apparently the assumption behind the Coalition's attempt to rebrand the FTA as a "China export agreement" on Thursday – as if we'd all then forget that Chinese imports are also part of the free trade equation.
And on the other side of the trade equation, America's exports to Mexico would be hammered by a sharply rising dollar.
The result of these rules is to make the full trade equation look like this: goods + pollution imported = jobs + dollars exported.
We already trade pretty freely with most of these countries, and tariffs are low enough already that taking them down further will yield marginal, non-measurable gains given all the other moving parts in the international trade equation.
Opponents of its president, Lee Myung-bak, playing on the mood of the moment, have likened the deal to being hit by North Korean artillery fire.The government in Seoul insists that its desire for American support in dealing with North Korea never entered the free-trade equation.
The second stage model also establishes the relationship between impact costs and risk-neutral last trading prices (Equation 5), because daily risk-neutral trading prices motivate the reduction of losses and ensure profitable returns.
Remove trade from the equation, and annual growth in 2015 would have been 3.1percentt.
The secretary routinely uses the economic variables of foreign investment, tourism and trade in his equation for national security.
Just as the administration likes to focus only on the export side of the equation, trade skeptics try to amplify the significance of any rise in imports.
