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trade balance | Business English

trade balance
noun[ S ]
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→ balance of trade

Examples of trade balance

trade balance
The consumption and capital goods adjustments deteriorate the tradebalance by raising absorption and lowering real income.
The tradebalance, which was in surplus during 1954-56, turned into a deficit in 1957 and continued to be in deficit in subsequent years.
In every year from 1980 to 1985 there was a large positive tradebalance.
The contraction of exports and the restriction on the tradebalance, however, imply that total imports are also reduced.
The tradebalance is fixed at baseline levels.
The negative correlation with the tradebalance variable indicates grant aid is going to lesser-developed sources of materials and goods.
As only commodities are traded, this capital-labor ratio must satisfy a tradebalance condition at each date.
Nationalist leaders and technical experts looked on the flow of watercourses as a pure waste of resources that could be better used to improve the tradebalance.
Consequently, the open-economy model includes a tradebalance equation and a new definition of total domestic consumption, c: px(t) c(t) m(t) m(t).
The village tradebalance equation (19) states that total sales to markets outside the village equal total purchases from those markets.
This year there is a deficit again in its foreign tradebalance.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
That makes these countries extremely dependent on imports and exports and results in a tradebalance very unfavourable to them.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
They revised the invisible tradebalance six years after the event by £466 million.
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