Sentences with phrase «total global exports»

In particular, the United States is responsible for over 40 percent of the world's corn supply and 70 percent of total global exports.

Not exact matches

But whiskey shipments to Japan only totaled $ 72.9 million last year, a tiny sliver compared to the more than $ 1 billion value of annual global exports.

Growth in Australia's export volumes has remained weak over the past year or so, despite strong growth in global demand and world commodity prices, with total exports virtually unchanged from four years ago (Graph 31).

Fortunately for Australia, the sustained rapid growth of most of the Asian economies (other than Japan) is cushioning the effects of the global recession — these countries now account for about one third of our total exports.

The exports for the first nine months of 2011 totalled 693,570 t, up 1 % compared with last year, despite tough export conditions for Australian beef since April due to the high Australian dollar, the sluggish global economy and increased competition from US beef in Japan.

When it comes to export of services, firms in New York City — in finance, technology, media, business and professional services, and real estate — have a substantial footprint in global trade, accounting for $ 31.9 billion, or 58 percent of the state's total exports,» Ms. Wylde said in her testimony.

In total, exports of meat and other animal products use at least 8 percent of the global agricultural land base.

Equally important to global prices, OPEC's oil exports represent about 60 % of the total oil traded internationally.

Whether Global Warming is real or not, it is clear that current Western attempts to reduce CO2 emissions have achieved nothing but 1) Export their industry and jobs to India and China, 2) Increase the CO2 emissions there above what they were in Europe, Australia and North America, so that total emissions increase, and 3) Massively increase domestic electricity prices while enriching Chinese Solar Panel and Wind Turbine manufacturers.