• This includes good regulatory practices, ensuring that state-owned enterprises compete on a level playing field, market-based trade in digital goods and innovation, and addressing challenges faced by small businesses.

    WHITEHOUSE: The White House

  • There is a clear upward trend in the goods-trade deficits with both other European Union countries and the rest of the world.

    ECONOMIST: The economy

  • Instead of straightforward cross-border exchanges, the vehicle for trade in both goods and services can be foreign direct investment.

    ECONOMIST: A survey of world trade

  • It has offered Sri Lanka a free-trade deal in services (a deal exists already for goods).

    ECONOMIST: Wary of China, India tries to charm its neighbours

  • Follow-on components of ECFA, including deals on trade in goods, services, and investment, have yet to be completed.

    FORBES: Taiwan

  • With that promise in hand, the bank would make the purchase and immediately sell it onto the buyer at a mark-up, agreeing the buyer could pay, say, three months after goods are delivered--in effect, trade finance at a fixed rate with legal protection against default on the one side and loan sharking on the other.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Moreover, there appears to be another stratagem that exporters extensively used in December, the round-tripping of goods through special trade areas and bonded warehouses to earn substantial value-added-tax rebates.

    FORBES: China's Market-Moving Trade Data Is Inaccurate

  • Second, the law was introduced as a counterweight to trade-enhancing measures in Europe, such as the rebate of value-added tax on exported goods.

    ECONOMIST: Mid-air collision

  • Nicholas Lardy of the Brookings Institution notes another reason for the outflows: a huge increase in trade credit extended to foreign (mainly South-East Asian) buyers of Chinese goods.

    ECONOMIST: Money in, money out

  • In addition to internet-based measures, the agreement also seeks to curb trade of counterfeited physical goods.

    BBC: European Parliament rapporteur quits in Acta protest

  • As a result, the US-EU economic relations have become the most intense in the world (in terms of trade in goods as well as investment flows).

    FORBES: Obama And Romney: And The Loser Is?

  • Around the time of the Abbasid dynasty, cross-border trade became extremely active in the Islamic world with merchants acting as mediators for the movement of goods among western and African countries, India, and (later) China.

    ECONOMIST: The once and future boom

  • America's goods-and-services trade deficit widened by a greater-than-expected 9% in October.

    ECONOMIST: Overview

  • That's why AGOA, our trade arrangement with Africa -- we can eliminate tariffs and subsidies and allow all sorts of goods to come in partly because you are not our primary competition.

    WHITEHOUSE: Town Hall with Young African Leaders

  • In a sign of a slowdown in global growth over the summer, the U.S. trade deficit unexpectedly widened even as a cheaper dollar in June failed to spur a slump in demand for American-made goods abroad.

    FORBES: Confidence Shot As Investors Question 'Kick The Can' Strategies

  • Even the Bank's new estimates say that fully free trade in goods could boost Africa's income by more than, say, this year's much-hailed deal on debt relief.

    ECONOMIST: Weighed in the balance

  • During the 18th and 19th centuries, improvements in ship-building technology and the repeal of protectionist trade laws made it easier and easier for people to ship goods over great distances.

    FORBES: Density Limits Are Urban Protectionism

  • The US gets a cheap and stable source of funding for its trade deficit, allowing the economy to continue to grow as consumers purchase cheap foreign goods - whose low prices keep inflation in check.

    BBC: Analysis

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