Sentences with phrase «gains from trade emerge»

When cooperation supplants conflict, gains from trade emerge.

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After all, the EU has, just like the U.S, nothing to gain from a trade war which is very likely to emerge if Europe does not give in and retaliates against the tariffs on steel and aluminium.

The economic gains from such deals come only partly from the efficiency gains that emerge from removal of distortions to prices; however, an important feature of these agreements is that they address the various rules under which trade and investment take place.

FLAT ROCK, MI — Bosch USA President Michael Mansuetti expects the industrial conglomerate will enjoy sales gains this year across its North American business segments, driven by demand from automotive customers for its emerging mobility technologies such as advanced - safety and autonomous - driving equipment, but admits international trade talks cast some uncertainty over future business strategy.

However, compliance - driven purchases are set to gain an expanded foothold in the market due to expected increases in demand from new carbon markets such as California's cap - and - trade program or emerging carbon pricing regulations in South Africa and China.

Other news... The concept of freelancing and bitcoin together are gaining popularity in every part of the world; the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), the agency whose mandate is to create fair and efficient markets, is also now emerging as a public voice in the industry; Russian financial institutions and IT companies and may be poised to overcome skepticism from Russian regulators; Nodio is a project that claims to be a secure blockchain - based router solution with a variety of features and IBM's China division is working with a regional textile printing firm to to develop a platform for trading digital assets tied to carbon emissions.