Suppose South Korea
runs a surplus with Brazil.
Not exact matches
«All these countries that are
running huge trade
surpluses with us, have no incentive to rock that boat.
Italy is now
running a primary budget
surplus with a stock of debt that, according to Ugo Panizza of the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, could easily be restructured:
That is an interesting negotiating posture for a country that
ran a $ 375 billion trade
surplus with the U.S. last year.
The organization also cites a U.S. Census Bureau finding that U.S. manufacturers
ran a $ 50 billion
surplus with FTA partner countries, but a $ 820 billion
with the rest of the world.
He has focused on trade relationships where other countries
run large
surpluses with the U.S., meaning they sell more to U.S. consumers than they buy from American companies.
Last year, China
ran a whopping 176 billion euro trade
surplus with the EU, while the U.S. took a 120.8 billion euro deficit.
Receiving top marks were changes to tax laws that would allow plans to
run surpluses of 25 %, compared
with the current level of 10 %.
According to Trump's own trade representatives, the answer is no — the U.S. does
run a deficit
with Canada when it comes to goods, but its
surplus in services far outweighs that, leaving an overall
surplus of $ 12.5 billion for 2016.
China
runs a $ 375 billion trade
surplus with the United States and when President Xi Jinping's top economic adviser visited Washington recently, the administration pressed him to come up
with a way of reducing that number.
But the cruel irony is that any improvement in demand and output conditions in these three countries will partly leak out and benefit the euro area countries
with large trade
surpluses because their economies are
running on exports rather than domestic demand.
* China
runs $ 375 billion trade
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China
runs a $ 375 billion trade
surplus with the United States and when President Xi Xinping's top economic adviser visited...
The Social Security trust fund ended 2016
with $ 2.85 billion in reserves, and the program is expected to
run a modest
surplus in every year through 2022.
No one on the European side is seriously taking about a free trade agreement
with China, which
runs a sizable
surplus with most EU nations.
Because lower consumption discourages businesses from building new factories or otherwise expanding production, higher savings often come
with lower investment, and so countries
with highly unequal income distribution tend to
run large trade
surpluses.
This is what I wrote about in the Financial Times yesterday: the U.S. refusal to cooperate
with other countries, above all its double standard insisting that other countries must turn their foreign - exchange
surpluses over to the U.S. Treasury to promote U.S. financial markets at their expense — and the demand that any country
running a trade
surplus with America spend the money on U.S. arms — is so abhorrent that other countries are proceeding to create an alternative global financial system of settling trade and balance - of - payments transactions without the United States.
In the 19th Century England and the United States played these two roles,
with excess English savings pouring into the United States to fund growth in history's most successful emerging market, and while the British
ran persistent trade
surpluses, and the US
ran persistent trade deficits, both countries got richer.
The 2018 White House Economic Report of the President says the U.S.
ran a trade
surplus of $ 2.6 billion
with Canada on a balance - of - payments basis.
Behind Germany and ahead of some of the oil producers, it
runs the largest current account
surplus in the world, which means that it is exporting its excess savings in a world that has nowhere to put the money, and so the world must respond either
with speculative asset bubbles, unproductive investment, debt - fueled consumption binges or unemployment.
Earlier this week, an audio recording emerged from a speech to donors in which Donald Trump boasted about making up facts to mislead Prime Minister Justin Trudeau that Canada was
running a large trade
surplus with the U.S.:
And he pledged to lower U.S. trade deficits by raising tariffs on goods from countries that
run large trade
surpluses with the U.S.
China can
run a current account
surplus with Mexico, for example, and use the proceeds the buy Treasuries.
If China
runs a current account
surplus with the United States, for example, the assumption is that Chinese manufacturers have a fundamental cost advantage over American manufacturers, the result of which is that American households and businesses find it cheaper to import Chinese goods than to buy American goods, and Chinese households and businesses find it cheaper to buy Chinese goods than to import American goods.
First, trade imbalances originate in other countries that resolve them directly by exporting excess savings to the United States, and indirectly by exporting excess production in the form of intermediate goods shipped to several countries in a value chain, which in turn
run trade
surpluses with the United States.
American negotiators are working to rewrite trade pacts
with Mexico and South Korea, in large part because these countries
run large bilateral trade
surpluses with the United States.
If the US were to
run a positive current account balance
with all of the other 9 largest economies in the world, the chance of the US
running large, persistent current account deficits
with the entire world would be tiny cuz that'd assume huge
surpluses by countries that account for ~ 1 / 3rd of world GDP.
China currently
runs a $ 375 billion trade
surplus with the U.S. and Trump asked President Xi Xinping's economic advisers how to reduce this disparity during Xinping's recent visit.
If British textile manufacturers could produce and ship textiles to France at a much lower cost than French producers could manage, for example, England would
run a trade
surplus in textiles
with France, and bankers would finance the trade imbalances.
The United States» bilateral deficit
with Thailand is just under the $ 20 billion threshold, and the U.S.
runs a bilateral
surplus with Singapore (even
with Singapore's massive global
surplus) thanks in part to large exports of fuel oil.
Michael Hudson: The way Trump talks «unfair trade» is
running a trade
surplus with the United States.
Canada's trade
surplus with the U.S. stands out because it
runs a deficit
with the rest of the world.
Many economists reject this debt anchor and instead believe that
with a strong economy now is the time not only to eliminate the deficit, but also to
run surpluses and reduce debt.
In addition,
with most countries in emerging Asia
running a current account
surplus and possessing sizable foreign currency reserves, I believe emerging Asia could be better positioned to withstand a Fed tightening cycle than other emerging markets.
So if I
run into a
surplus sometime, I don't think of something to buy
with it, I think, «OK, I better get rid of this money and put it to work again.»
China
runs large trade deficits
with most east Asian countries, but these are more than offset by trade
surpluses with the United States and Europe.
Even if the government
ran a balanced budget or a budget
surplus, the Fed would still be able to inflate the money supply (therefore, Mr. Hussman,
with whom we agree on nearly everything else in his highly readable weekly comments, is in error on this particular point).
(*) Working
with the rest of the world to change WTO rules making it mandatory that countries
running a trade deficit more than 1 % of their GDP must impose a 10 % surcharge on imports; while a country
running a
surplus more than 1 % of GDP must impose a 10 % surcharge on export prices.
With just one week to get something over the line, I would suggest we may have run out of targets, I believe AW is now waiting for one of the big boys (Real, Barca or Bayern) to go splash the cash on a new star so Wenger can pick up their surplus, It worked well with Ozil and Sanchez, but we aren't the only side looking to buy more players, we are not the only side who need an injection of qual
With just one week to get something over the line, I would suggest we may have
run out of targets, I believe AW is now waiting for one of the big boys (Real, Barca or Bayern) to go splash the cash on a new star so Wenger can pick up their
surplus, It worked well
with Ozil and Sanchez, but we aren't the only side looking to buy more players, we are not the only side who need an injection of qual
with Ozil and Sanchez, but we aren't the only side looking to buy more players, we are not the only side who need an injection of quality.
Paddy Lowe has been promoted from the boardroom to invigorate the side, but
with new signings like Sergey Sirotkin, the team are pushing their luck
running at a
surplus rather than going in for experienced playmakers.
It's also anticipated that
with the baby boomers retiring,
running a
surplus is not expected in the next several years at...
As long as China
runs a trade
surplus with the US, it's building up dollar reserves.
Britain currently
runs a significant trade
surplus in services,
with the EU as its largest destination.
Here in Birmingham, thanks to the incredible Jaguar Land Rover, the West Midlands is the only part of the country to
run a trade
surplus with China.
Treasury officials said the
surplus commitment represented a break
with the past since the government had
run a
surplus in only seven of the last 50 years and three of the last 20.
Taxpayers may look
with favor on administrations that
run regular
surpluses rather than deficits or borrowing heavily for recurring expenses.
County Comptroller George Maragos, a Republican also
running for re-election, reported recently he expects Nassau to end this year
with a $ 5.6 million cash
surplus.
«
With the higher fare being charged since June and
running until the end of the year, halting the bus service would actually create a
surplus.»
The focus of all the anger, a U-turn over voting
with the Government on George Osborne's plan to
run a budget
surplus by 2019.
He tried to pressure and shame members into going along
with his plan, which would have
run the
surplus down to nearly zero.