How to pronounce“exporters”in English

exporters the problem is that uh um the Chinese are not going to do things because America wants them to they're going to do things because they are

exporters and the people on the other end who are you know people in Starbucks who are who are roasting it and serving it to you so we got the whole picture

exporters and the people on the other end who are you know people in Starbucks who are who are roasting it and serving it to you so we got the whole picture

exporters of tobacco.

agricultural exporters, and in favor of Global North countries.

We are net exporters.

with each of its exporters?

They are massive exporters of energy, these two states, but that's how many people live there.

They tested on Belgian exporters they could see and you know where they were selling their goods, what prices there were setting.

sorry chinese exporters are keeping the dollar price constant so the u.s importer is paying dollar price

that are oil exporters to some significant degree and all authoritarian

Because we don't-- we are exporters.

of these higher costs to the chinese exporters they're going to be more likely to do so i believe because there's there's more opportunities to trade diversion

It was developed by the big beef and dairy exporters to suit their growing expansion of exports.

had more than enough food and they became exporters.

So a price index depends upon the sum across all exporters of the price they charge to import N raised to a power and that power is

If I look at relative expenditure shares for two exporters, it just depends upon the relative prices not upon the price of any

Importer N's trade costs with all other exporters M also matter because they're in the denominator.

It was basically China and some other large exporters.

receiving these retaliation tariffs are actually undifferentiated so u.s exporters have had to lower their prices a lot

Because it's the big exporters that make the decisions.

So I'm just summing this is utility in country N summing across all exporters I saying that's important.

charges in market N relative to the price charged by all other exporters where the prices are raised to a constant elasticity.

But these are prices that are obtained from surveys run on importers and exporters and you have information at the product level and the prices that

Historically, we thought of a world where exporters always set their prices in their own currency.

outside China and so we're working with hundreds of other businesses exporters

initiatives uh some sort of growth agenda that gives people and our exporters you know something everybody comes out ahead and I hope that we wake

If you put electricity in Namibia, it would become one of the leading exporters in the world of fish and shellfish.

So to get to the point where we're a net exporter, and exporters could provide the oomph to get the economy going, well that's gonna be if ever years from now.

I mean the dollar would have to drop and what do a lot of the big global exporters do if we become a net exporter?

impose a tariff at the border three people could bear the burden of attacks it could be the chinese exporters that decide to lower the price

imports when we look at export prices we do find a difference it turns out u.s exporters have lowered their prices

affected were actually falling much quicker and as i said this has to do with the fact that the exporters were selling things like

picture from perhaps what has been pushed out there of the tariffs are going to be paid by the chinese exporters

waste, package it up, and send it to exporters in Europe who are uh who really know how to reprocess and and uh and uh you know, get rid of this stuff

Within a very short period of time they became exporters of food.

they're basically exploiting a fact that becomes quite obvious in trade data, which is that large exporters are also large importers now.

The two largest rice exporters in the world,

Interestingly enough, the Confederate states are in some ways more international than the Northern states, because they are exporters of cotton,

that matter for the trade between importer N and exporter I.