Sentence examples for trade producing from inspiring English sources

The demand for raw materials and semifinished goods stimulated trade (producing a positive balance) and contributed to the growth of crafts and mining.

We can think about this in terms of trade: producing industries may want trade protections, which will be good for their concentrated interest but bad for the economy as a whole.

In contrast, free trade produced "abundance and employment".

Chapter 13 says no. ("Argument 4: Free trade produces more and better jobs").

Manfried Konrad, the Konrad Family proprietor and a roofer by trade, produces only 20,000 liters of wine a year.

Trade produces immediate benefits by opening up markets, but it also facilitates the flow of ideas and technologies, producing even greater benefits over a longer timeframe.

At UBS, $2 billion in trading losses was attributed to a rogue trader, while MF Global collapsed not because of its bet on troubled European sovereign debt, but as a result of a loss of confidence that trade produced.

Levies from smuggling and illicit trade produced revenues of a million dollars a day; even trucks exporting goods from Saddam-land to Turkey had to pay bribes to win passage.

New York's garment trade produces $4.5 billion worth of goods every year.

During ensuing years, trade produced a balance-of-payment crisis.

Trade produces gains, but power relationships determine who gets the gains from trade.