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China's share in world trade has increased nearly tenfold over the past three decades,
the China-led boom in world trade in the period from 2004 to 2007, and then the world recession that started in 2007.
and it is an increasing force in world trade.
Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in a visit to Beijing on November 7 accused the United States of misusing sanctions to gain an advantage in world trade and to resolve domestic political disputes.
it is an increasing force in world trade.
Prices for precious metals soared against the background of growing tensions in world trade and the associated risks,
The shifting balance in world trade, the emergence of fast growing economies plus an increasing pool of world consumers means that businesses need to be increasingly focused on how they develop their competitive marketing strategies.
the growing importance in world trade of the countries of Asia,
goods across the ocean still play a major role in world trade.
it continues to be a vital link in world trade, carrying more cargo than ever before,
China can count on a significant increase in the role of the renminbi in world trade and economy.
formation services market as the leader in world trade.
it continues to be a vital link in world trade, carrying more cargo than ever before,
lose their jobs and there's the sharpest fall in world trade since the 1930s.
Economists at the European Central Bank have warned that changes in global tariffs could lead to a contraction in world trade of up to 3 percent and a fall in global growth of up to 1 percent.
part of the reason why the U.S. share in world trade in grains increased from less than 10 percent before the war to more than half by 1950,
Today, in conditions of international economic relations in world trade, container shipments between partners,
their growing share in world trade( at the beginning of the XXI century- about 20%)
India was the most important manufacturer in world trade,[49] producing about 25% of the world's industrial output in 1750.[50]
Growing share in world trade of developing countries.