0 a person, country, or business that sells goods to another country: --
1 a person, country, or business that sells goods to another country: --
2 a country or region whose people or businesses invest money in other countries: --
an exporter of capital
The needed improvement is also greater when the country is a large exporter of the environmentally intensive good, compared with a small open economy.
Therefore, it could be interpreted that the countries which have comparative advantage in dirty industries are also expected to be major pollution-intensive exporters.
Cereal imports, mainly from the traditional exporters, are expected to rise from 110 million tons currently to 265 million tons by 2030.
If liberalization proceeds gradually, exporters might start to build specific capacities to export into the liberalizing country.
In historical terms, most of the tuning was carried out externally by imposers or exporters of law, by diffusion.
Similarly, the exporter repeated the mechanism when covering purchases and wages in paper but received gold or gold prices for goods sent abroad.
The world market price is assumed constant (and normalized), that is, concerning the foreign market a "total pricing-to-market" of domestic exporters is assumed.
If the market is relatively small, foreign exporters will rather forego some exports than support the strengthening of standards in their own country.
