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• Growth of Grain Imports In Morocco

  
  Corn Commentary — Authority: 425
  A team of corn growers on a mission in Morocco this week heard from Kurt Shultz, Director for the Mediterranean and Africa for the U.S. Grains Council (USGC) , about the agriculture industry in Morocco and the potential it holds for U.S. grain producers. Chuck Zimmerman, who is blogging the trip on Agwired and ...
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• Is Trade Policy Obsolete?

  
  Cato @ Liberty — Authority: 740
  That is one of the conclusions in my new paper, “ Made on Earth: How Global Economic Integration Renders Trade Policy Obsolete .” For hundreds of years, trade policy has been premised on the assumptions that exports are good, imports are bad, and the interests of domestic producers are tantamount to the ...
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• The Columbian Exchange: Great Achievements and Terrible Disaster

  
  Socyberty — Authority: 506
  The Columbian exchange, by its own nature, caused a great increase in trade due to oceanic travel and the meeting of the cultures in the Americas. Both exports and imports increased in all countries involved, boosting economies and mixing the cultures of these civilizations as had never been done before. The Spanish, ...
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• Fish exports grow by 37.85 percent

  
  Pakistan Views — Authority: 153
  Seafood exports during October 2009 witnessed positive growth of 37.85 percent as compared to the exports of September 2009. Fish and Fish preparations exports were recorded at $ 24.826 million during October 2009 as compared to the exports of $ 18.009 million recording during September 2009, according to Federal ...
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• Driver who killed teens loses appeal

  
  Ohaiyo Business Magazine — Authority: 136
  A motorist who killed six teenage pedestrians in a crash near Mildura in north-west Victoria in 2006 has lost his application for leave to appeal against his jail term. Thomas Graham Towle was sentenced to 10 years jail with a minimum of seven over the crash at Cardross in which six teenagers died and four others ...
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• Economic weather report: Export prices get helping hand from weaker NZ$

  
  The Rates Blog — Authority: 577
  Alex Tarrant presents an economic weather report on New Zealand’s export commodity prices. Export prices jumped 10.5% in world price terms in November, according to the ANZ Commodity Price Index . What has happened in previous months is that the rising New Zealand dollar has cut into the large gains in the ...
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• Group urges Obama set goal of doubling exports

  
  The Washington Post — Authority: 961
  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States should set a goal of doubling exports over the next five years, a U.S. business group urged President Barack Obama ahead of a White House jobs forum Thursday.
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• Richmond Feds Lacker Joins Philadelphias Plossner In Fed "Excess Liquidity" Dissent Panel

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 756
  Yesterday it was Philly Feds Plossner , today it is Richmond Feds Jeff Lacker who joins the chorus demanding an end to Bernankes insane monetary policy of drowning the market with unprecedented liquidity which is not getting to consumers but merely propping Amazon stock at a bubblelicious 100x P/E. In a speech before ...
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• U.S. Defense Exports Still Dominate Market

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 177
  U.S. Defense Exports Still Dominate Market Dec 2, 2009 Robert Wall/Dubai, UAE China, France and Russia are increasingly aggressive in courting customers for their military products, but it is the U.S. that is raking in the big dollars — and increasingly so. What’s more, the U.S.’s improving relationship with India ...
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• Charting The Great World Trade Collapse

  
  zero hedge — Authority: 756
  A new report by VoxEU provides some detailed perspectives on just how bad the collapse in world trade has been as a result of the last years events. In a nutshell: the current Great Recession/Depression has plunged the world into an unprecedented collapse of global trade, with the resultant blowing of liquidity ...
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• Macao’s trade deficit widens by 4.2% in first ten months

  
  China Trade Information — Authority: 145
  Macao registered a trade deficit of 23.26 billion patacas (2.94 billion U.S. dollars) in the first ten months of 2009, an increase of 4.2 percent over the same period of last year, according to the figures released on Monday by the region’s Statistics and Census Service (DSEC). From January to October, total ...
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• Food exports grow steadily in S China’s Guangdong province

  
  China Trade Information — Authority: 145
  The economically developed Guangdong province in southern China witnessed a stable growth in food exports in the first 10 months, thanks partly to the nation’s tax rebate policy for exports, according to local customs. Between January and October, Guangdong exported 3.59 billion U.S. dollars worth of food ...
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• Bajaj Auto: Sharp Increase in sales by 84% in Nov.

  
  Ub News — Authority: 495
  Bajaj Auto: Sharp Increase in sales by 84% in Nov. – Bajaj Auto located in Pune reported today that it has registered a sharp increase in its motorcycle sales by 84.07% at 2,42,390 units in the month of November. Last year, the company had sold 1,31,681 units in the month of November. BAL ascribed [...]
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• Packet Loss via Netflow: MFSN

  
  Systrax — Authority: 124
  I saw this post on the caida.org site regarding “Is there enough information available to determine packet loss?” and I think often times what the consumer is looking for is packet loss on the network and not NetFlow packets that are lost. The reply was: Each router maintains a flow sequence number that is ...
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• India-Myanmar gas pipeline in few years

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  Kolkata, Dec 1 (IANS) Work on the much talked about gas pipeline between India and Myanmar via Bangladesh may take some shape in two to three years, Myanmar Ambassador U. Kyi Thein said here Tuesday.“Some steps towards that gas pipeline can happen in two to three years’ time after the Indian gas companies like ...
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• Switzerland’s recession is over

  
  GenevaLunch — Authority: 554
  Exports, port of Basel Update 11:40  Bern, Switzerland (GenevaLunch) – Switzerland officially moved out of recession in the third  quarter of 2009, Bern announced Tuesday 1 December. Real GDP (gross domestic product) was up 0.3 percent compared to the previous quarter. Private consumption (+0.6 percent) and ...
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• Trade deficit drops to $57.3 bn on lower imports

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 726
  New Delhi, Dec 1 (IANS) India’s trade deficit for the period April-October dropped to $57.31 billion owing to a 15 percent fall in imports and a lower decline in exports.The country’s merchandise exports fell for the 13th straight month in October to $13.19 billion from $14.13 billion in the corresponding month ...
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• North Korean Arms Exports Continue

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 177
  A UN investigation has concluded that North Korea is continuing to export weapons, and using the hard currency obtained to import luxury items for the ruling elite of the communist police state. The UN report detailed North Korean use of false documents and the switching of cargo containers to different ships to throw ...
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• The US-China Economic Interdependence: Some Myths

  
  Trends Updates — Authority: 581
  There are a few myths that envelope the economic relationship between the United States and China. Identifying these myths is important because they can have the potential to cloud policy decisions. There is one fact amidst all this, though: US and China are economically intertwined as they are said to be financially ...
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• China: To Become a Spendthrift?

  
  ASIABIZBLOG — Authority: 108
  Getting China to spend rather than save turns out to be harder than it sounds . I have been tooting this horn for a decade, with few other Western watchers in agreement, until this rather tepid, but ultimately concurring, WSJ piece. China will not become the spendthrift the US wishes it to become. Of course, ...
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