pattern of tradeの例文

• And so Wall Street is continuing its pattern of trading down one day, up the next.
• "Natural patterns of trade and investment should prevail, not those that Baghdad manipulates today, " he said.
• But you can see patterns of trade without lifting a thing if you know the ancient materials.
• Whole patterns of trading are threatened.
• Priorities were based on the pattern of trade and distribution, so for these months London was the main target.
• When there are economies of scale in production, it is possible that countries may become'locked into'disadvantageous patterns of trade.
• This is another aspect of the globalization development, a new requirement because of the new patterns of trade, communications, and even defense.
• An alternative theory, first proposed by Staffan Linder, predicts that patterns of trade will be determined by the aggregated preferences for goods within countries.
• Early research projects looked at leadership in the business sector, patterns of trade between Canada and the United States, and labour mobility in Canada's construction sector.
• In the United States, more and more people are increasingly worried about the pattern of trade that is likely to emerge over the next few months.
• "' Daniel Trefler "'is an economics professor at the University of Toronto specializing in international economics and best known for his empirical research on patterns of trade.
• The pattern of trading upon the weakness of one side or the other continued as regards Anglo-Scottish relations in 1154 when Malcolm IV, on the Scottish throne.
• The title of her dissertation is'Developments of patterns of trade in the European Arctic region with particular reference to independent balloon carriage ( 1950 1970 ) '.
• People begin to act as if the United States can run a trade deficit forever and the patterns of trade they now see can go on forever.
• This pattern of trading was repeated for almost all the Evan Thomas, Radcliffe ships with little variation until 1912-13 when there was a decline in the trade.
• Some foreign stock markets that had fallen into an apparent pattern of trading losses with the U . S . stock market produced gains overnight, encouraging American investors.
• "It recognizes that Australia's economic partnership with the United States is as much about the future as it is about past and current traditional patterns of trade ."
• He said that American consumers'seemingly unquenchable thirst for imported goods, as well as changing patterns of trade, are expected to increase the amount of cargo coming through the port.
• But if the dispute follows the pattern of trade fights with China over the past several years, a deal still could be reached before the sanctions go into effect.
• Changing patterns of trade, growing competition from other nations, and the shift towards conducting trade from importing rather than exporting centres, brough a gradual decline to the merchant princes of Petersburg.