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exports ECON
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exports ECON
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aggregate exports ECON

agricultural exports ECON

capital exports

exportation exports ECON

exports subsidies ECON

industrial exports ECON

invisible exports

net exports ECON

principal exports

re-exports ECON

traditional exports ECON

traditionnal exports ECON

visible exports

expansion of exports

exports of goods ECON

exports of services ECON

importing power of exports

imports and exports

intra-regional exports

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In 2007, the total value of exports from Mauritania was estimated to be about $1.5 billion.
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Exports earned foreign currency, which was used to fund domestic development projects and to purchase advanced foreign technology and management expertise.
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South Korean exports to France during the same period were worth 4.1 billion.
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The town grew as it became a major port for the tobacco trade, with exports transported by ocean-going sailing ships.
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Although there is no pier, some exports are made in such small vessels as sail up the harbour.
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In other words a positive balance of trade ought to be maintained via a surplus of exports, often backed by military might.
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Farmers have complained about the impact of the strong Chilean peso on exports.
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After an intermediate period, imports will be forced down and exports to rise, thus stabilizing the trade balance and bring the currency towards equilibrium.
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This productivity change may then lead expanded exports and to output growth.
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Lumber, phosphate, paper, cigars and wood pulp are the principal exports; automobiles and coffee are among imports.
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