Examples of using Increase in exports in English and their translations into Italian
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it was still heavy at the end of March with a 40% increase in exports to the Chinese market.
The Decision aims to implement a compromise solution found on a soft drinks problem(significant increase in exports of lemonade from Switzerland into the EC)
Interest in Swiss technologies is evident, for example, in the increase in exports of metalworking machine tools from Switzerland to Poland. These have risen by around 80% in the last five years and amounted to more than 94 million Swiss francs in 2017.
destined for Europe, are in line with the increase in exports.
even transnational level trade agreements among businesses; increase in exports; compensation mechanisms, etc.
any kind of ship, trade and tourism, and is able to move any type and quantity of goods: Imports grew dell'+1.72% at 18,095 million tons, while the increase in exports was equal to' +1.08% with a total tonnage amounted to 10,535 million tonnes.
These excellent results can be explained both by the success of the business in Germany and by another increase in export figures.
was principally propelled by the foreign balance, which for the first time since the third quarter of 1985 exerted a positive effect on GDP(1,1%), as increases in exports were more buoyant than in imports.
A significant increase in exports was also recorded during this time.
GRAPH 4: Increase in exports to Germany(*) as a% of GDP.
Performance is also positive in the United States, with an increase in exports of 17%.
The opening of new plants is expected in 2018 and a strong increase in exports.
Economic trends were mixed, with an increase in exports and a decline in investment and private consumption.
do not lead to an increase in exports.
Since 1971 the system of generalized preferences has brought about an increase in exports and economic activity in many developing countries.
This is perhaps particularly true of the early 1990s when an increase in exports compensated for a reduction in domestic demand.
It cannot be excluded that the significant increase in exports to the Community from other third countries contributed to this decline.
This process would allow a progressive increase in exports to these five Member States to prepare for the end of the transitional period.