Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Trade deficit in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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did not have a trade deficit of 150 000 million dollars.
However, until 1978 they were almost exclusively economic and the Community's trade deficit with Japan is still the main subject of their bilateral relations.
In 2002, the trade deficit of the 13 candidates would still be close to 7% of GDP.
Imports increased from 336.3 to 340.1 bu ECU resulting in a trade deficit of 0.7 bn ECU in 1987.
It noted however that Tunisia's trade deficit with the Community, though reduced in 1979, was still considerable.
The need for this report is highlighted by the hard reality of the trade deficit of EUR 160 billion.
The Community still has a trade deficit with the United States, but this fell from $16.7 billion in 1991 to $9 billion in 1992.
The previous EU trade deficit with South Korea has been turned into a trade surplus.
In 2004 the Union had a trade deficit with China in excess of EUR 78 billion.
This in turn will increase the trade deficit for the State Indonesia alone.
Even at current prices their trade deficit is smaller in relation to output
In 1997, this surplus covered about half of the ECU 9.2 billion trade deficit.
Regulation(EC) No 332/2002- EU aid to non-euro area countries with trade deficit problems.
Council noted in particular Turkey's concern regarding its trade deficit with the Com munity.
Question No 66 by Honor Funk(H-0020/96) Subject: EU trade deficit with the People's Republic of China.
Japan was characterized in 1980 by a persistent and increasing trade deficit to the Community's disadvantage.
The latest statistics show that the EU posted a trade deficit of EUR 17.3 billion in August 2010.
Since 1995 the United States' trade deficit towards us has grown spectacularly:
Half of Israel's trade deficit is attributed to the diamond trade,
This results, for example, in the EU's trade deficit with Asia which, partly due to the crisis,