trade deficit

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Related topics: Economics

ˈtrade ˌdeficit (also trade gap) noun [countableC]

PEthe amount by which the value of what a country buys from abroad is more than the value of what it sells 贸易赤字，贸易逆差

Examples from the Corpus

trade deficit• I see a growing trade deficit and a reliance on overseas sources of innovation.• Despite the increase in exports, the overall trade deficit rose S$4,900 million to S$14,600 million in 1990.• The resulting trade deficit and shortage of incoming foreign exchange added to the country's balance-of-payments problem.• A recent investment boom should help firms to compete internationally, though in the short term it has worsened the trade deficit.

From Longman Business Dictionary

trade deficitˈtrade ˌdeficitECONOMICSCOMMERCE

the amount by which the money going out of a country to pay for imports is more than the amount coming in from exports

According to US trade statistics, the US has been running a trade deficit with Central America.

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单词	trade deficit
释义	trade deficit Word family adjectivetradeabletradedtradefultradelesstrademarkedtradesmanlikenountradertradingtradecrafttrade discounttrade gaptrademarktradenametrade pricetrade routetrade schooltrade secrettradesfolktradesmantradespeopletrade uniontrade windtrading estatetrading posttrade Related topics: Economics ˈtrade ˌdeficit (also trade gap) noun [countableC] PEthe amount by which the value of what a country buys from abroad is more than the value of what it sells 贸易赤字，贸易逆差 Examples from the Corpus trade deficit• I see a growing trade deficit and a reliance on overseas sources of innovation.• Despite the increase in exports, the overall trade deficit rose S$4,900 million to S$14,600 million in 1990.• The resulting trade deficit and shortage of incoming foreign exchange added to the country's balance-of-payments problem.• A recent investment boom should help firms to compete internationally, though in the short term it has worsened the trade deficit. From Longman Business Dictionary trade deficitˈtrade ˌdeficitECONOMICSCOMMERCE the amount by which the money going out of a country to pay for imports is more than the amount coming in from exports According to US trade statistics, the US has been running a trade deficit with Central America. → deficit
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