Sentences with phrase «world exports»

In both cases, their share of total world exports will increase to 32 %.

The financial and real estate bubble has priced the United States, Britain and other leading «financialized» economies out of world export markets.

The cofounder of Canada's hottest architecture firm is exporting Canadian design to head offices around the world

This meant that the share of the top five European producers - Italy, Spain, France, Germany and Portugal - in world exports fell to 62 per cent, from 65 per cent last year, to the benefit of South America as well as the United States whose crop jumped 7 per cent last year, the OIV said.

* Last month, ministers backed plans to subsidise cane growers in a bid to make world exports viable and ease a domestic sugar glut, but a decision has yet to be made.

Bulk wine grows to 50 % of New World exports The international wine trade hit a watershed moment in 2013, with half of all New World wine sales coming from bulk supplies, according to Rabobank...

Furthermore Spain has been one of the most successful OECD countries in maintaining its share of world exports despite competition from emerging markets (see Figure 2 below).

Sylvia van Tatenhove van Roosenbroek knowledge of the Lhasa Apso and dog breeding her experience, the Topquality EL Minja's Lhasa Apsos exported all over the World

The cofounder of KPMB Architects is exporting Canadian design to head offices around the world

So, for example, when the declinist argues that the United Slates» share of world exports has dropped from 27 percent to 20 percent, the anti-declinists counter that America's percentage of world GNP is roughly the same as it has been throughout the post-World War II period (approximately 24 percent).

Still, Germany, a powerhouse of world exports, does not seem to like that.

Exports: World exports of milk have expanded over the last two decades, but Canada is not part of the growth.

A potential to increase production means the EU has «considerable potential» to grow its share of world exports, according to the EC report.

In 1910 — 20, Brazil exported around 70 % of the world's coffee, Colombia, Guatemala, and Venezuela, exported half of the remaining 30 %, and Old production accounted for less than 5 % of world exports.

Hangzhou's smart city project optimises the city by tracking each citizen — and it's been so successful that the concept is set to be exported around the world