Examples of trade balance

• The consumption and capital goods adjustments deteriorate the trade balance by raising absorption and lowering real income.

• The trade balance, which was in surplus during 1954-56, turned into a deficit in 1957 and continued to be in deficit in subsequent years.

• In every year from 1980 to 1985 there was a large positive trade balance.

• The contraction of exports and the restriction on the trade balance, however, imply that total imports are also reduced.

• The trade balance is fixed at baseline levels.

• The negative correlation with the trade balance variable indicates grant aid is going to lesser-developed sources of materials and goods.

• As only commodities are traded, this capital-labor ratio must satisfy a trade balance condition at each date.

• Nationalist leaders and technical experts looked on the flow of watercourses as a pure waste of resources that could be better used to improve the trade balance.

• Consequently, the open-economy model includes a trade balance equation and a new definition of total domestic consumption, c: px(t) c(t) m(t) m(t).

• The village trade balance equation (19) states that total sales to markets outside the village equal total purchases from those markets.

• This year there is a deficit again in its foreign trade balance.

• That makes these countries extremely dependent on imports and exports and results in a trade balance very unfavourable to them.

• They revised the invisible trade balance six years after the event by £466 million.

• The trade balance reflects a variety of factors and it is difficult to isolate the effects of the exchange rate.

• In other words, a favourable trade balance of 600 million is set up out of which we have received 120 million in gold.