export earnings

Nelson said the company's high export earnings provide the company the clear basis to continue the business.

China's export earnings should have been used to make China more green and the Chinese worker more comfortable and prosperous.

Third, more attention needs to be paid to the long-term health of manufacturing, which still generates half of all export earnings.

Firstly, this policy implemented the registration system for opening account of export earnings deposited overseas.

Wholesale finance is one of the few industries in which Britain has large net export earnings.

American exporters do not have to worry about currency mismatch because both their domestic costs and their export earnings are in dollars.

Export earnings have fallen at a time when private capital inflows and domestic savings have slumped.

Cuts in export subsidies have not conspicuously shrunk China's massive trade surplus or export earnings so far.

The flight of private capital means emerging economies with current-account deficits face a drought of financing as well as export earnings.

The RMG sector contributes around 80 percent of the total export earnings of Bangladesh.

From 2007, Niger granted some 150 new permits to prospect for uranium, which accounts for up to half its export earnings.

By organizing themselves, they have profited from their strong market share and have been able to raise their export earnings.

North Sea oil _accounts_ for a high proportion of our export earnings.

On the whole, textile and garment enterprises in export earnings is low, business more difficult, industry reshuffle is inevitable.

growth in domestic demand may also moderate , in part reflecting a slower increase in export earnings.

Despite the strong outlook for export earnings, household expenditure is expected to grow only modestly.

Under this pegged-but-adjustable regime, countries managed aggregate demand to keep imports about equal to export earnings.

How resilientthose positions are is now being tested, as plunging commodity pricessap export earnings and capital flows dry up.

Having regard to the future effects of suspicious, and foreign trade export earnings will also be reduced.

If eight other projects under consideration get the nod, export earnings could increase by a factor of five.

Reversing those trends will be hard, but essential if countries are to service their foreign debts from export earnings.

Fish is also the world's most widely traded foodstuff and a key source of export earnings for many poorer countries.

Reviving oil-export earnings will be a priority for any new Libyan government.

One is the Renminbi exchange rate policy adjustments to reduce export earnings.

The Japanese stock market fell 6. 4 per cent yesterday to a 26-year low as the soaring currency threatened export earnings.

This is largely because shifts to export-oriented and commercial agriculture, while they may raise export earnings, often exclude women.

But even as their import bills fall, their export earnings are slowing.

We get export earnings from goods and services.

In 2007, export earnings accounted for two-thirds of Japan's economic growth.

The bulk of Britain's invisible export earnings comes from this sector.

Oil and gas account for more than 55% of GDP, roughly 85% of export earnings, and 70% of government revenues.

Export earnings can, of course, have a ripple effect throughout an economy.

The petroleum sector accounts for roughly 75% of budget revenues, 45% of GDP, and 90% of export earnings.

Were Nymex crude to average $40 next year, and OPEC crude $35, Saudi Arabia's 2009 oil-export earnings could drop to $89 billion.

There is a decline in our export earnings.

Export earnings were up 27% in 2010, for example.

CFF; compensatory financing system for export earnings shortfalls;

Commodity related shortfall in export earnings

Retention quota of export earnings