export sector

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meanings of exportand sector

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export
noun[C or U]
uk /ˈek.spɔːt/ us /ˈek.spɔːrt/
a product that you sell in another country, or the business of sending goods to another country in order to sell ...
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sector
noun[C]
uk /ˈsek.tər/ us /ˈsek.tɚ/
one of the areas into which the economic activity of a country ...
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It also ensures the provision of essential raw materials and imported inputs to the productive sectors, particularly, the exportsector.
Therefore, the balance of power in the defending country between the protected sector and the exportsector becomes crucial.
Despite the suggestion of these hypotheses, no systematic analysis on the performance of the exportsector has hitherto been undertaken.
When the economy starts to recover, the preferences of the exportsector and the small business sector diverge.
Diverse sectors are supposed to have different preferences: multinational sector, exportsector, and small business sector.
In particular, the poor quality of raw material is mentioned as a stumbling block in entering the exportsector.
With the exception of 1921, the exportsector proved resilient by quickly and successfully recovering, particularly in the 1910s.
With the economy slowing down again, the preferences of the exportsector and small business sector diverge.
In all these ways, dollarisation is seeping inexorably from the exportsector into the rest of the economy.
In contrast, the relationship between the porfiriato's surging exportsector and the country's incipient phase of industrialisation has received little comment.
As the economy realizes robust growth, the exportsector and small businesses align to call for structural reform.
Rising per capita income generated by the exportsector can create new consumer demand for manufactured goods.
Their magnitude and direction suggest some strong distortions in the apparent behaviour of the exportsector.
He thus rejects the traditional hypothesis that the development of agriculture oriented towards industrial development and the exportsector was detrimental to agricultural production for domestic consumption.
Means-difference tests show that, indeed, the urban sector is relatively strong and the agricultural sector is relatively weak in countries that have a strong mineral exportsector.
Unfortunately, as we adopt the assumption that firms in the exportsector set prices in foreign currency, we are not able to obtain appropriate data for export prices.
This strategy, combined with proper management of the exchange rate, has also meant that real exchange rate appreciation has been under control, which has been positive for the exportsector.
Specifically, resources flow out of the exportsector and into the import competing sector, which is somewhat protected by the use of revenue tariffs (at least in a twosector model).
While direct supply and demand linkages between the exportsector and the domestic economy may have been few, this article has argued that the two processes were highly complementary.
Still, we cannot mechanistically deduce the political defeat of the exportsector and the country's entry into a new, industrialising economic model from this fact alone.
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