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The black economy can be guessed at by the gap between the volume of goods exported to Azerbaijan and the volume of the same goods recorded as imports.
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They make goods which are exported to 38 countries in Asia, Europe and South America.
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American businesses could be forced to drop the prices of their exported goods, because buyers would have increased exposure to claims from American copyright holders.
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But it makes its exported goods more expensive for other countries to buy.
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For years big technology companies that employed thousands of people, made and sold real products, and once in a while even exported actual American-made goods, had to accept being the fat targets of patent trolls.
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India also claims goods from other countries are being packaged in Nepal and exported to India.
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Moreover, a large chunk of its emissions come from producing goods consumed by rich developed nations, which have exported much of their manufacturing industry to China.
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Export-led growth works well in a world where the price elasticity of demand for the exported goods is effectively infinite, where any decrease in costs will always lead to an expansion in sales.
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Take Vietnam's customs law, passed in December 2001, which allows customs offices to hold suspected counterfeit goods at the border, and thus stop them being exported.
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But according to a number of studies, roughly half of East Asia's exports to China are components, such as semiconductors and hard drives, for goods that are ultimately exported elsewhere.
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All of this economic destruction is creating a perilous global race to devalue currencies for trade purposes against the dollar (a weaker currency makes the price of exported goods more attractive).
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