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export

a. goods (visible exports) or services (invisible exports) sold to a foreign country or countries
b. (as modifier): an export licence
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export

To save a copy of the current open document, database, image or video into a file format required by a different application. Applications may export to a variety of popular formats. The Save As command in a program gives you access to the export filters in a program. Contrast with import. See foreign format, graphics formats, data conversion and Save As.
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Exporting larger volumes can, of course, push export earnings to $1bn in a year or two, but that would make already pricy fruits and vegetables even pricier.
On the other hand, the 30 firms that are either currently exporting or are planning to export in the next two years said the growing global demand for their product or service is one motivation for the activity.
* Management perception toward competitiveness: Management percep- tion in the competitiveness of the export product has relation with the exporting result of the companies (Madsen (1998); Eusebio et.
A good start would be to read Exporting, Importing, and Beyond: How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business by Lawrence W.
"Many now have a better understanding of markets abroad, that they can make more money by exporting," he says.
6) Don't assume that direct exporting is your only option, when indirect exporting or a foreign location operation may be a more logical approach for getting started.
Forecast production in traditional exporting countries, excluding the U.S., is projected to increase 12 percent this year due to a sharp recovery in the EU's production following poor weather and low yields last year.
In 1989, the then Soviet Union was the planet's major weapons supplier, exporting nearly $20 billion in arms to Warsaw Pact and other client states--most in the developing world.
If the eventual answer to a license request is going to be no, it is better for the exporting company to have the answer sooner than later.
Macroeconomic factors also are driving an interest in exporting and export credit insurance.
Egypt's exports to Saudi Arabia, on average over time increased (against the countervailing force of the decline in the price of oil) as Egypt did some of the following in the early to mid-1980s: Egypt helped Iraq out in its war with Iran by exporting food, weapons and labor to Iraq.
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