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China now stands ready to absorb some of that surplus saving to promote a shift toward internal demand.

Only a minute ago he had limped quickly out of the Rotunda in an army-surplus coat.

Global markets are volatile: the country's current-account surplus has fallen by more than half from a mighty 8% of GDP in just a year.

In the older areas, the peasant was generally able to get one year's grain surplus out of every three years.

But if you can think of surplus funds may be a dream to see Lange makeup, I also heard there in a purchasing a good match Lange!

We wanted to see how much better it was comparing it to a surplus graphite type pot.

All of that has now reversed. There is a surplus of workers and an absence of orders, with no sign of any recovery.

But it cannot be right for a country with such a huge surplus to resort to competitive devaluation.

Food, clothing, and money were to be used in common. . . the surplus from the harvest was to revert to the communal treasury.

Japan's currency is higher across the board, however, as the country's trade surplus confers it a peculiar "safe haven" status.

They point to the fact that the current account surplus as a proportion of gross domestic product is likely to be much lower this year.

Windbreaks not only protect land and crops from the wind. Surplus trees can be cut down and used to provide wood.

Third, the Japanese current account surplus continued to shake the structure, from the industrial collapse of the debt security foundation.

Overweight is brought from the accumulation of surplus fat in the body, as a result of that the intake exceeds the consumption of energy.

He complains of the expectations women place upon their potential suitors, emboldened by the growing surplus of men.

The United States frequently complains that China is not doing enough to reduce its multi-billion-dollar trade surplus with the U. S.

With large capital inflows and a current account surplus, China's foreign exchange reserves have continued to rise rapidly.

This is a terrible state of metabolism for a man who's trying to lose weight, because surplus insulin boosts body-fat storage.

Mr Wen said he had no desire to run a trade surplus and would discuss ways that Chinese companies could purchase more German technology.

Economists said the amount of money ICBC hopes to bring into the country was roughly equivalent to one month of China's trade surplus.

But that would have made next to no difference to the outcome, unless it had been able to generate a large surplus in net assets.

In a report this year he argued that the surplus would not run out for another decade.

However watch out that you don't do too much because when your reputation reaches the maximum the surplus of an action has no effect.

If inflation picks up in China to the point where the authorities stamp down on domestic demand, thus making the trade surplus balloon.

"You could find that imports fall again in a few months time and the trade surplus rises, " he said.

Few governments in surplus countries seem to understand this reality.

He said the U. S. realized US. 5 billion in trade surplus from tobacco exports in 1988.

He also said the IMF's forecasts of its current-account surplus have involved 'substantial exaggeration' over time.

If it meant a shrinkage in its trade surplus, a Chinese slowdown would be good for those European firms that compete directly with it.

That makes it more urgent for China to boost domestic demand, she said, since world markets will likely be unable to absorb the surplus.

When it comes to global economic imbalances, Germany, with its massive trade surplus, is often seen as one of the worst offenders.

The early phase for taking advantage of this cognitive surplus, the phase I think we're still in, is all special cases.

In general, the attractions of tourism resources in the season when it is often inadequate, and in the low season will be a surplus.

By the care my love, the hearts of every little flower seems to have a round the joy of tears in the surplus Yang.

The currency of a surplus country will, all things being equal, rise in value, while that of a deficit country will sink.

It would only shift the surplus to the commodity exporters, whose propensity to consume out of additional export revenues may be very low.

The transfer of surplus agricultural labor force seems to fall into a "trap" set by itself.

However the figures over the last three months suggest that the surplus in the second half of the year is likely to be much larger.

Oddly enough, however, shifting out of surplus did not affect growth appreciably in either direction (see chart).

The transfer of rural surplus labor is often accompanied by land policy adjustments.

And the truth was that in 2006-2007 Ireland was running a budget surplus, and had one of the lowest debt levels in the advanced world.

China's exchange reserves did not keep up with its current account surplus between July and September.

That surplus capital is now beginning to manifest itself in a new wave of investment outside China.

We realized we could not eat our way out of a surplus of corn and soybeans, " he said. "

It is not the only country to intervene, but the scale of its action and the size of its trade surplus make it an obvious target.

But there was surplus gas available and the company didn't like to see it going to waste. So they decided to build a sustainable car.

Restructuring is more likely to make sense in a year or so, assuming that the budget is definitively heading into surplus.

Take a look at it another way as the trade surplus also means capital outflow.

With an auspicious beginning, our company hAS made a balanced budget in the first year's business, and hAS had a small surplus AS well.

If the price of commodities, particularly oil, fell, this would push up the trade surplus, he said.

THE monument to Soviet central planning was supposed to have been a heap of surplus left boots without any right ones to match them.

China's cheap currency and vast trade surplus, which matches up nicely with America's gargantuan trade deficit, are easy to blame.

Even companies that are not traditionally services providers like Amazon. com are beginning to develop a surplus service capability.

Due to its ability to extract consumer surplus, contingent value method(CVM) is most frequently used to value recreational resources.

A slow down in the growth of China's trade surplus will naturally have to be matched elsewhere.

The result has long been a surplus of men, because of female infanticide or excess female deaths through neglect.

China will probably not be able to reduce its excessive current account surplus without a revaluation of the renminbi.

This current account surplus has been a thorn in the side of developed economies struggling to rebuild their exports.

But sustained, a huge trade surplus is likely to produce a series of negative effects: the use of funds to reduce the rate of return.

George Bush may have done the same thing for the Republican Party. He turned a surplus into a gigantic deficit.

China's economy is protected by its current-account surplus and vast reserves, but its banking system would be hurt by an abrupt withdrawal.

All that has been said about how the benefits of consumers' surplus are passed on to individuals.

But a great deal of factors at present have restricted the transformation of the surplus rural labor forces.

The surplus could be devoted to the formation of an "independent" or "strategic" "bombing force to" carry the war into Germany!

Capitalism, however, generatesthe sort of surplus that really could be used to increase leisure on a sizeablescale.

As any German would surely also remember, such devaluations meant that there was no German trade surplus before the euro.

He had the last laugh, as within a few years the supposed dollar shortage had turned into an equally mythical dollar surplus.

The rising private sector surplus is only partly being offset by an increased government deficit.

More importantly for the United States, China would no longer have the surplus dollars to prop up the market for U. S. Treasury bills.

Among the total utility one gains from public or quasi-public goods, consumer surplus often contributes unignorably as a fairly great part.

Steel slag can be converted into high-valued agro-products after steel slag's surplus heat has been used and some modifiers have been added.

Do not expect China's trade surplus to disappear quickly, or to rebound back to 8-10 per cent of GDP in the heydays.

As HSBC says: "After many years of deficit, we anticipate that the platinum market will swing into a surplus . . . in 2009. "

The decline in the household saving rate and the current-account surplus would seem to be connected.

It's relatively easy to produce extra consumer surplus from a monopoly situation.

"Given the decline in our current account surplus, there is no foundation for a sharp rise in the renminbi, " he said.

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As they note, trade imbalances, both China's surplus and America's deficit, have recently been much smaller than they were a few years ago.

The surplus budget balance accumulated from previous years shall be put in a bank account specially established for that purpose.

He said the Tanzania whole grain surplus, but frankly there are 16 provinces a total of 48 county food shortages.

The belief that the economy could easily generate a large surplus with which the government could do good works began to appear na? ve.

Or maybe it is just a surplus of shallow punditry in an era with endless hours of airtime and Internet space to fill.

Another important lesson was that deficit countries outperformed surplus countries.

China's growing trade surplus has been a point of contention with both the United States and the European Union.

Asia is expected to produce a rapidly increasing surplus of nitrogen, but will continue to import phosphate and potash.

There exists in actuality no prior determination of the total non-wage surplus, after which its aggregate can be redistributed .

Yet its current account surplus makes it a net subtractor of demand from the world economy.

This time, surplus savings were, in their words, "recycled to a developing country that exists within the US" : the subprime borrowers*.

'The priority is to meet the domestic demand. The surplus will be provided to other countries, ' he said.

Invested capital, capital reserve, surplus reserve and undistributed profit shall be itemized and shown in financial statements.

Invested capital, capital reserve, surplus reserve and undistributed profit shall be itemized and shown in financial statements.

The general method and the procedure of the surplus performance diagnosis method for the automobile breakdown diagnosis are introduced.

But looking at the size of the current-account surplus is only one way to estimate the degree of undervaluation of the currency.

The Theory of Surplus Value itself was the result of unification of "abstractively thinking" and experiencingly study.

But the Fund has no leverage on the US as a deficit country and has never had leverage on countries in surplus.

The rapid build-up in recent months has been driven primarily by a swelling trade surplus and strong foreign investment.

But its current-account surplus may fall as profligates like the United States and Britain consume less and export more.

The stock is not enough to influence the selling, and the stock surplus causes the crisis of the fund and strengthens the business risk.

This refund adjustment ISWA reduce the trade surplus, a considerable number of export-oriented enterprises means of directly reduce profits.

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The German trade surplus with the U. S. declined. But even though the value of the yen doubled, Japan's trade surplus surged.

But the IMF forecast that the change in the surplus was only temporary, a determination it had made in April as well.

If China wants to use its trade surplus to secure mineral resources, one response might be: so what?

That makes a trade surplus more likely, reducing unemployment for that country while increasing unemployment in its trading partners.

He could do all this because Canada's financial position is strong. He announced the tenth successive annual fiscal surplus.

Unless and until surplus countries recognise that this cannot continue, no durable escape from the crisis? will be achieved. ?

Industry executives and analysts said the gap could come in part from efforts to reduce surplus stocks.

Still others argue that producers'surplus should be considered because much of it is dissipated in the quest for monopoly profits.

Or on CNBC, where experts have been debating what these corporations are going to do with all their surplus loot. Will they raise dividends?

Germany gave a hint of the difficulties ahead with its insistence that its current-account surplus wasn't a problem for the global economy.

The concept of 'surplus value' is extremely simple to be understood, without talk in a roundabout way and based on assume.

It has surplus generating capacity and low prices that are unlikely to rise much in the next few years, notes Mark Lewis of Deutsche Bank.

A less easily predicted aspect of the emergers' current plight is the extent to which surplus countries are subject to banking crises.

Unemployment would grip France and there would be a massive surplus of labour that would be readily exploited by organized capital.

The debate wavers back and forth with one side claiming that surplus amounts of protein in the body may cause damage to the body.

The appreciation of the Japanese yen in the 1980s and 1990s did not do much to reduce Japan's trade surplus, either.

But Chinese policymakers have started making the point that a smaller trade surplus has pushed the renminbi close to fair market value.

I try to see it as a bonus, rather than surplus to requirements.

The burden of the adjustment will fall on trade-surplus countries, unless trade-deficit countries are willing to absorb a large part of it.

The farms, in turn, need factories to draw underemployed field-hands off the land, transforming them from surplus labourers into consumers.

The first development was the shift of emerging economies into a large surplus of savings over investment.

The solution is obvious: deficit countries must be allowed to refinance their debt on the same terms as surplus countries.

Before abandoning his surplus jacket, he pulled a blond wig from the pocket and fit it snugly on his head.

It would be if the shrinking surplus had been caused by a surge in domestic spending, rather than a collapse in exports.

And it had a fifteen million dollar surplus in sweet potatoes, another popular food at Thanksgiving.

A narrowing of the trade surplus, which has been a major source of excess liquidity, would support the fight against inflation.

'In the meantime, strong export growth and a sharp pick-up in China's trade surplus will not go unnoticed in Washington. '

However, they still faced problems of out- dated teaching methods, insufficient funding and a surplus number of graduates looking for jobs.

As the market has not been fully developed, when all the projects go into production, a surplus capacity is inevitable, said NDRC.

Or will Iceland, Latvia and other debtors be plunged into austerity in an attempt to squeeze out an economic surplus to avoid default?

Continuing surplus in a country's balance of payments may indicate a strong international competitive position.

Russia is running a huge current-account surplus, it is paying off the last of its debt and the rouble has just been made fully convertible.

"I think we're going to see a returned surplus in the near future, " says Alistair Thornton of IHS Global Insight.

One of the most important means of listed companies manipulate surplus is to back through the asset impairment.

Such a revaluation would also discourage exports and encourage imports, thereby reducing China's chronic trade surplus.

Some features of the surplus process were discussed and, the general expression and the upper bound of the final bankrupt pro. . .

Behind all this is a fundamental divide. Surplus countries insist on continuing just as before.

Its current-account surplus would vanish and it might suffer the same sort of turbulence as Greece did earlier this year.

If, more plausibly, interest rates are higher, a surplus will be needed, and a large one if the debt ratio is to be reduced.

subsidies and other incentives to encourage workers to move out of areas of labour surplus into areas in which labour is in short supply.

Ground rent comes from the extra profit in agriculture and is one form of the divided surplus value.

The first was to be achieved by bringing pressure on both surplus and deficit countries to balance their international accounts.

In the case of Japan, has the appreciation of the yen led to a reduction of the current account surplus?

China will no longer depend so much on trade surplus to support its economic growth, according to a report by the World Bank.

The German government has more room to manoeuvre, with a projected budget surplus for this year.

The trade surplus is not the only factor that may be forcing Beijing's hand.

In countries where there is likely to be a surplus of government bonds for sale, there is little public discussion at all.

A bigger current account surplus and a more aggressive monetary policy are necessary conditions for ending the Japanese malaise.

whenever the modified surplus is above the level, dividends are paid continuously with a constant rate (less than the premium rate).

It has an inflation rate of less than 1% and a current-account surplus that has reached 15% of GDP.

Could you predict China's import and export performance in May and the next period? Will China continue to have large trade surplus?

Large amount of trade surplus over the years has provided constant accumulated funding for the growth of its national economy.

The classical economic logic may be easier to understand if we think about the reverse of a labor surplus--a labor shortage.

The pressure limit valve is still used to cover the steam nozzle for ensuring the surplus steam to exhaust freely.

When a surplus or deficit is mentioned, it is the balance of trade to which the commentator is most often referring.

This acceleration of wages has prompted some to conclude that China's surplus labour in the countryside has been used up.

Above the surplus grain sold to the state, the brigade built up a good grain reserve of its own.

The PRC can take in a great deal of money from the world through its trade surplus and other activities.

"Monetary policy seems to be too loose for the good of China because of the large current account surplus. "

And, of course, one needs the mindset to be wanting to give away what you have as a surplus.

the transfer of rural surplus population of the colonial state is the British transfer of rural surplus labor force is another feature.

Capital appropriates the surplus value, a process referred to as exploitation of labor.

Although beginning to slow, exports held steady in September, with China's trade surplus ringing in at a new monthly high of $29. 3 billion.

That these surplus economies of the past resemble China or Germany today is not the only reason they are interesting.

Thanks to a thriving economy and a minor budget surplus, Pittsburgh looks set to stay in good shape.

Then there were merchants, who began to trade the products that artisans manufactured, along with any surplus food left over from the farms.

But U. S. housing prices peaked in 2006 and declined after that, even as China's trade surplus continued to expand dramatically.

The smaller trade surplus, if it is sustained, would tend to slow the rate that foreign-exchange reserves accumulate.

The result is a new gilded age, in which plutocrats capture the surplus generated by an exploited class of workers.

Even this surplus-based method now points to a smaller yuan undervaluation than it used to because China's surplus has shrunk.

The ultimate source of these rollercoaster movements was the Asian savings surplus.

and that the fiscal boost in the US and elsewhere can only offer the surplus savers some temporary relief.

The GAC predicted China's trade surplus might continue to scale down and keep a trade balance in the rest of the year.

Stock options release some claim to surplus to executives, so executives can gain from the long-term development of the public company.

And yet the surplus jouissance that the slave brings us lies within arm's reach.

Budgets are in surplus or close to balance, giving policymakers more room for a fiscal stimulus to support growth.

Although China has agreed to take steps to reduce global imbalances and its trade surplus, it is reluctant to let its currency rise.

Although it is no consolation for the Japanese, their shrinking trade surplus contributes to the growth of the rest of the world.

The private sectors of every country are in massive surplus.

After taking account of this, Mr Cai estimates that China's surplus labour has been virtually exhausted.

"We have got several important projects. Our core business goes smoothly to lead to profits, surplus and the capital flow, " he said.

Therefore, in-depth study of Marx's theory of relative surplus value production has a significant theoretical and practical significance.

Germany has a trade surplus so far this year, while France, Italy, Spain and the region as a whole have large deficits.

China is of course a very successful exporter, with a substantial trade surplus.

Another option is to check out for direct property rentals from property owners having surplus property.

An object is positively charged if it has a shortage of electrons , it is negative if it has a surplus of electrons .

in addressing the question of surplus industrial land , the government has adopted a two - pronged approach.

By definition, these funds exist because a country has a surplus of savings over investment that ends up in the hands of the government.

Some analysts argue that the US should have refused to take fiscal action at all, leaving it to surplus countries.

Surplus sand that has not been embedded within the structure acts as a buttressing support while the solidification process takes place.

Slower future growth, based on more domestic spending and a smaller trade surplus, would direct China to a more sustainable path.

If the surplus countries do not expand domestic demand relative to potential output, the open world economy may even break down.

Deliberately weakening a currency while running a strong current account surplus has raised eyebrows in Washington.

Sweden, like the other Nordic countries, is likely to run a sizeable budget surplus in 2008.

Its structure, with a surplus of deposits and its local operations ring-fenced as subsidiaries, is a regulator's dream.

Importantly, the surplus is below the 4% threshold proposed by the U. S. as the baseline for assessing currency misalignment.

Here, we attempt to bridge this gap using a trade model with simple monetary structure in which the surplus is endogenous.

China has a big trade surplus with the United States and the European Union but a large deficit with its Asian neighbors.

Industrial development strategy is to determine the orientation of the transfer of rural surplus labor an important guarantee.

The current account is in surplus; unemployment is dropping and industrial production rising; government bond sales have been strong.

Yet China could move today's current account surplus towards deficit, by $300bn a year, at negligible risk.

There is only one conclusion to be drawn: surplus profits generate bonuses and bullshit in equal measure.

If these trade surplus countries fail to prop up the T-bills, the dollar will collapse as well.

Even if this policy prescription were adopted soon, there would be a considerable trade surplus for some time.

"Domestic demand is growing more rapidly than [gross domestic product], and there's been a big drop in the external surplus. "

The appreciation of the renminbi is due to the long-term balance of payments caused by the accumulated surplus.

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The removal of these rigidities would contribute to a better-balanced world economy, with benefits both in surplus and deficit countries.

Yet within two years after the end of the wars, both countries had returned not just to sustainable levels of deficit, but to surplus.

Because supply is equal to demand at this point, there is no surplus or shortage.

But if it cools down property speculation and leads to a smaller trade surplus, on balance the world will be grateful.

'There is no evidence that transitioning out of large external surplus was associated with lower growth, ' the IMF reported.

The farmer decided to sell some of his corn surplus instead of storing it.

As a consequence, China's overall trade surplus has fallen sharply, by approximately half as a share of its economy, Geithner told senators.

The paper thinks that the surplus is the result of China's integrating into global production network and China's role in it.

In addition, the extra demand is coming at least as much from deficit as from surplus countries.

Chapter 2 Relevant theoretical question of surplus management of listed company.

If it and other surplus countries wish to run huge surpluses and accumulate vast financial claims, they should expect defaults.

From the point of view of countries in deficit, surplus countries are stealing "their" domestic demand.

China's trade surplus has continued to increase for three decades since China's reform and opening up policy in 1978.

On your second question, China never intends to seek for a trade surplus nor the increase of foreign exchange reserve.

One issue of importance that will involve directly many Asian economies is that of reserve accumulation and saving surplus.

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China has reported an unexpectedly low trade surplus for March, falling 38-percent from a year earlier.

At this moment, because the earth human society has no money is no merchandise whatsoever and surplus said.

Wage-driven inflation would also help to narrow China's trade surplus by pushing up the price of its exports.

It would cut down on surplus supply and the energy and materials needed to produce and ship it.

The answer lies partly in changing the policies of surplus countries. But it lies as much in rethinking the international monetary system .

And much of the surplus came from trade in services, reflecting in part the rapid increase in the number of tourists from the Mainland.

While the trade surplus is still high, but have begun to reveal the trend of out of balance.

The RCC prepared by the coarse ground cement satisfies the design requirements and its mechanical properties have considerable surplus.

China was saved from such a fate when Germany joined in objecting to disciplines on surplus countries.

China's trade surplus grew in April, setting the scene for a tense meeting in Washington this month aimed at tackling bilateral disputes.

In absolute terms, the surplus was, however, almost entirely narrowed by the pull-back in export volumes.

But the surplus economies, particularly Germany and Japan, are equally determined to go on focusing on trade.

Its primary balance (ie, excluding interest payments) is in surplus and the average maturity of its debt is a reasonable seven years.

Generated by the reporting currency losses and surplus, as the book on both sides of a coin.

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JAPANESE households used to be among the world's biggest savers and, as a result, the country ran amassive trade surplus. But no longer.

Twice since the beginning of 2010 China's monthly trade surplus has turned to deficit.

China is full of stories of state-ordained mergers that have failed to integrate managements or reduce surplus capacity.

China does not seek a trade surplus, and will import more from Indonesia and promote sound, balanced and sustained growth of our trade.

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Mr. Zhong said China is willing to purchase more American goods and take other steps to reduce its trade surplus with the U. S.

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Like the ballooning trade surplus, soaring FDI has become a key source of foreign exchange reserves that China accumulates rapidly.

Until 2004 China's surplus was relatively modest, but it soared over the next two years (see chart 2).

The bank keeps a large surplus of money in reserve.

As a result of these reforms, China has a savings surplus, despite its high investment.