Private consumption, government spending and overseas trade all detracted from Germany's end-of-year performance.
To qualify for liberation from U.S. paper shufflers a foreign firm must establish that its shares mostly trade overseas.
It's a big world out there--49, 000 stocks trade on overseas markets.
My colleague Jesse Jenkins and I warned about this last Friday, when we argued that cap and trade advocates would use recent news that Deutsche Bank is moving clean energy investment overseas as evidence that cap and trade would have kept investment in the United States.
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If Senate Democrats are truly worried about losing jobs overseas, they could rethink trade policy or even restructure the U.S. corporate tax code, which has evolved into a toxic combination of loopholes and high rates.
During that time, he was an advocate for free trade and often traveled overseas to promote the city.
Keep in mind, of course, that our trade deficit means these overseas buyers are sitting on dollars, and U.S. Treasuries are a pretty nice place to put your dollars.
It will also surely demonstrate that her remarkable period in office laid the foundations for political debate thereafter and that one of her greatest achievements is that she altered the terms of political trade at home and overseas.
British adoption of more lax restrictions on European tech companies is still a work in progress and we are a long way from seeing whether it will inspire IPO confidence in young companies overseas that might otherwise seek to trade on US markets.
In fact it seems analysts have accounted for these factors in their profit forecasts and much of the benefit from overseas exposure (resulting from a trade-weighted dollar down 8% from last year and faster economic growth outside the U.S.) have been largely accounted for in consensus expectations.
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Edwards listed several trade agreements he opposed but Kerry supported, and said trade agreements are sending jobs overseas.
Having played for the Foxes as a Kolpak (non-overseas) player, he is currently plying his trade in his native South Africa for the Eagles.
Actrade International, New York City, helps companies export products via an overseas network of distributors, and buys domestic commercial trade acceptance drafts at a discount.
Many Democratic voters--particularly in economically brutalized swing states like Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania--worry that free trade agreements are causing American jobs to move overseas.
It would feed news gathered from bureaus in Chicago (which will cover the Merc and Board of Trade) and Washington, as well as overseas bureaus he plans to open in Sydney and London.
The final frontier is rapidly approaching: direct trading of overseas-listed stocks through discount brokers such as E-Trade and Schwab.
This disclosure inspired numerous investigations overseas, calls by members of Congress for a Federal Trade Commission (FTC) investigation, and, of course, parasitic class action lawsuits.
Their government will allow for regular investors to put money overseas and when China becomes part of that particular carry-trade it will drive up the price of Brazilian bonds as investors chase yield but end up creating bubbles.
For example, it justifies the retention of Europe's biggest navy, and a plan to construct two giant aircraft-carriers, by stressing Britain's worldwide interests: a trade-oriented economy, with 10m citizens living overseas, 13 dependent territories and close ties to other Commonwealth states.
The Australian trade surplus unexpectedly slipped during July possibly hinting at weakening overseas demand and further blunting demand for the local dollar.
In contrast, if we were to try and reduce the trade deficit by on-shoring manufacturing that has gone overseas, those would be low wage jobs.
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Many newspapers there carried comments from the state's senior Democratic representative calling for changes in trade and tax policy to help US automakers better compete with overseas rivals.
Just last week, we passed a bipartisan trade agreement with Korea that will allow us to sell more goods overseas and support almost 70, 000 jobs here at home.
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He champions unionized labor and working families and would immediately cancel U.S. participation in the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and the World Trade Organization (WTO), claiming that they push American jobs overseas.
More importantly, the financial barriers that surround China's economy, such as its closed capital account, restrictions on currency trading, and prohibition on short-selling, mean that shares in China trade at different prices from those with identical rights listed on other overseas exchanges.
After signing Collymore as a Kolpak, Middlesex managing director of cricket Angus Fraser explained why left-arm seamer Collins no longer qualifies under the ruling, which allows players from countries with associate trade agreements with the European Union not to be classed as "overseas" players.
Trade protection will not save such jobs: if they do not go overseas, they are still at risk from automation.
Now, I know Americans had seen jobs being shipped overseas, businesses and workers not getting a level playing field when it came to trade.
Global trade brought us cheaper products, but it also meant that companies could locate overseas in low-wage countries.
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There are many Americans whose only experience with trade and globalization has been a shuttered factory or a job that was shipped overseas.
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