net exporter

Predictions that China would buy up the world and turn into a net exporter of direct investment did not materialize.

China has for many years been a net exporter of corn, but it is now starting to flip between imports and exports.

Broadly speaking, China is a net exporter of goods with a low technology content and a net importer of more sophisticated wares.

China has been a net exporter of all steel products for the past two months, according to a report by Macquarie Equities.

Remarkably, even with all the pressure from China, the U. S. is a net exporter of solar products to the country.

China also was a net exporter of gasoline for the second month in a row, as budget-conscious drivers held back on using their cars.

WITHIN a decade, says Peru's prime minister, Jorge del Castillo, his country will be a net exporter of energy.

This means they demand fewer goods and are willing to work many hours, which leaves China as a net exporter.

In most phases of history, Mr Abulafia shows, the Mediterranean was a net exporter of economic and cultural might.

As a small, but growing, net exporter of wheat, maize and rice, China has, if anything, helped to ease world grain prices.

Coal is one commodity that China has in spades. It is the world's biggest producer and was, until recently, a net exporter.

In the high-tax, high-inflation 1970s, the U. S. was a net exporter of risk-taking capital.

It is impossible for every large economy, including the United States, to become a net exporter.

In time, China could well become a net exporter of a variety of commodities.

But based on demonstration analysis of China's foreign trade, it is said that China has been a net exporter of grain since 1997.

"I disagree with those who say China is going to become a large net exporter of steel because of over-production, " she says.

This year , however , China is expected to be a net exporter of some 50m tones .

For decades, China was a net exporter of coal, selling some 83 million metric tons more than it bought internationally in 2003.

Second, as Pettis again reminds us, "you cannot run a current account surplus unless you are also a net exporter of capital. "

This year, however, China is expected to be a net exporter of some 50m tonnes.

Denmark is a net exporter of food and energy and has a comfortable balance of payments surplus.

China's emergence as the 'world factory' has seen it become a net exporter of energy intensive goods such as steel and aluminium.

Until 2007, it was a large net exporter of the metal.

Britain is a large net exporter of pop songs, along with America and Sweden (see chart).

Although Iran is a net exporter of oil, it is a net importer of refined products.

After a five-year decline in net imports, the US became a net exporter in late 2010, a trend analysts say is confirmed by the latest data.

The US has become a net exporter of fuel for the first time for nearly 20 years as drivers struggle with high petrol prices .

Last autumn, and again in the spring, China was briefly a net exporter of steel.

China was a net exporter of coal until 2007.

About 74% of the country's electricity comes from nuclear sources and it is the world's largest net exporter of nuclear energy.

From being a net exporter of agricultural products in 1981, we became a food importer.

The EU is a net exporter of food.

In the 1990's, China was still a net exporter of oil.

The US became a net exporter this year.

China remains a large net exporter: During January to September, for example, China exported $181 billion more than it imported.

And news that China last year became a net exporter of motor vehicles for the first time might cause further unease.