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In 1987 the industry had a balance of trade surplus of £2 billion.
In both those high-tech sectors, moreover, the country is running a trade surplus of over £2 billion.
By definition manufactured goods—manufactured by utilising the new technologies—are tradeable and vital to any return to a balance of trade surplus.
We had a manufacturing trade surplus and unemployment was less than 350,000.
The oil trade surplus will have almost certainly reached its peak this year.
There was a deficit of £1·2 billion, within the context of an overall trade surplus of £103 million.
Until 1986, we had a trade surplus, but during the last three years we have been in deficit.
He said that a manufacturing trade surplus of £5 billion in 1978 was reduced to a deficit of £7 billion last year.
For the same period in 1979 there was a crude balance of trade surplus of £36·5 million.
The entertainment business probably produces a greater net plus balance of trade surplus per man-hour than any other in the country.
A nominal trade surplus of £5 billion five years ago has turned into a £7 billion non-oil trade deficit this year.
There was a trade surplus of about £1·3 million sterling in 1963 compared with a deficit of about £1·5 million in 1962.
We could, of course, quite easily make sterling exceedingly scarce—by blocking all sterling balances, restricting imports even further, and building up a large trade surplus.
When they came to power, there was a trade surplus in manufactured goods.
We now have a trade surplus of about 3 million tonnes, compared with a deficit in 1982.
