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Content 8 FactorsInfluencingthe Value of a Country?s Exports and Imports Article
higher import and export prices(passive) was partly caused byThe value increase in the imports and exports in July
the prices of domestic goods have risen relative to foreign goodscausingexports to fall and imports to rise
in turncausingexports to increase and imports to fall
The interest rate rise will also have an impact on the exchange ratecausingexports to fall and imports to rise
domestic goods ... foreign goodscausesexports to fall and imports to rise
when foreign capital flows into the UScausingexports to fall and imports to rise
A rise in the value of the poundwill causeexports to fall and imports to rise
a depreciation of the local currencymay causea decline in imports and growth of exports
On the other hand , if the small countries have a floating exchange rate system , the currency will depreciatecausingexports to rise and imports to fall
Imports and exports - developments in import and export levels to 2017 ( with estimates for 2018 ) , factorsinfluencingthe level of imports and the changes in exports
An appreciation of the Canadian dollarcausesexports to fall and imports to rise
More factorsinfluencethe value of a country s exports and imports
8 FactorsInfluencingthe Value of a Country?s Exports and Imports
exchange rate depreciationcausesexports to rise and imports to fall
an undervalued exchange ratecausingthe cost of imports to be high and exports
by the depression(passive) were caused byhow much of the decrease in imports and exports
the trade warhas ... causeddeclines in real exports , imports , and GDP
first of all , through tradecausesrelative appreciation or falling costs of export and import
Fluctuating exchange ratesmay causeproblems in the valuation of imports and exports
a theory that explains an economy s trade balance ... many factorsmight influencea country s exports , imports , and net exports
A monetary expansionleadsto depreciation and higher exports and output
changes in exchange ratesinfluencethe relative price of both imports and exports
A fluctuating exchange ratecausesvariation in the prices of imports and exports
Members state trading enterprisesinfluencethe level or direction of imports and exports
Key factorsinfluencingthe exports / imports Analysis of trend of imports and exports
no private or state enterprises with exclusive rights or powersto influencethe level or direction of imports and exports
the exchange rate ... ; and by the state of the domestic economyinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
its powerto setduties and tariffs on foreign exports and imports
the exchange rate ... ; and by the state of the domestic economy relative to the rest of the worldinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
The trade deficit ... the exchange rate ... ; and by the state of the domestic economy relative to the rest of the worldinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
the exchange rateinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
floating exchange rate foreign borrowingcausesappreciation of exchange rate ... damaging export and encouraging imports
The trade deficit ... the exchange rateinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
exchange ratesinfluencethe price of imports and exports
The factorsinfluencingchanges in exports and imports
All of these factorshave ledto the increase of imports and exports
The factors ... ( that we just discussedinfluencechanges in exports and imports
nation - states ... ableto influenceexports and imports of goods and capital
the exchange rate ... ; and by the state of the economy relative to the rest of the worldinfluencesthe price of imports and exports
of final consumptionare composedof final consumption
unemployment(passive) caused byunemployment
in a negative net exportresultsin a negative net export
a full percentage pointmay have contributeda full percentage point
a full percentage point to the first estimate of last quarters GDPmay have contributeda full percentage point to the first estimate of last quarters GDP
the value of the dollar to go downcausesthe value of the dollar to go down
some other countries(passive) is composedsome other countries
to an increase in total planned real expendituresleadingto an increase in total planned real expenditures
in a lower current account deficithas also resultedin a lower current account deficit
in changes in the exchange ratemight originatein changes in the exchange rate
to increase unemploymentwill leadto increase unemployment
to protect Israeli companies from competition by Palestinian industriesdesignedto protect Israeli companies from competition by Palestinian industries
GDP to fallis causingGDP to fall
the trade deficit to widen to $ 57.9 billioncausedthe trade deficit to widen to $ 57.9 billion
records in October ... suggesting businesses are gearing up operationssetrecords in October ... suggesting businesses are gearing up operations
world trade to fall by two - thirds by 1933 , affecting all the countries of the world in one way or anothercausedworld trade to fall by two - thirds by 1933 , affecting all the countries of the world in one way or another
2.0 percentage pointscontributed2.0 percentage points
in the strengthening of country?s economyresultedin the strengthening of country?s economy
to greater income from business taxesleadto greater income from business taxes
the USD forecastcan influencethe USD forecast
to increased food pricescould leadto increased food prices
the level of aggregate demand in the United Statesinfluencethe level of aggregate demand in the United States
in the strengthening of countrys economyresultedin the strengthening of countrys economy
the value of the currencyalso influencethe value of the currency
in the positive contributions to growth in GDPresultedin the positive contributions to growth in GDP
in adverse trade figuresresultin adverse trade figures
estimated contribution to import volume growth , percentage pointscontributedestimated contribution to import volume growth , percentage points
The hit to the economy(passive) caused byThe hit to the economy
in unavailability of qualityresultsin unavailability of quality
to greater production in the competing domestic sectorswill leadto greater production in the competing domestic sectors
in the currencies of the exporters on the basis of their own production costsare setin the currencies of the exporters on the basis of their own production costs
to GDP growthcontributedto GDP growth
demand(passive) caused bydemand
in greater trade surplus for the countryresultedin greater trade surplus for the country
1.1 percentage points to GDP growth.contributed1.1 percentage points to GDP growth.
in better technologiesresultin better technologies
the wider British aviation landscapeinfluencesthe wider British aviation landscape
GDPcausedGDP
among major cities on the mainlandleadamong major cities on the mainland
stillresultedstill