noun
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■ ADJECTIVE
big
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Boeing sells a third of its aircraft overseas, making it the biggest exporter in the United States.
large
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Is the world's third largest exporter of bourbon.
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Where receivables in a particular currency are sufficiently large , an exporter could consider using a Currency Option to hedge an exposure.
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Britain's largest exporter of cars.
major
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In the late 1960s almost all major exporters began to cut back production, apparently believing that surpluses would otherwise become unsustainable.
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This country is the size of Ohio and has long been a major exporter of automobiles, consumer electronics and ships.
net
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Areas with the highest levels of unemployment are likely to be net exporters of population.
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Hence the country with the lower p will be a net exporter of manufactured products.
■ NOUN
oil
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Table 2.2 highlights how oil exporters with cash surpluses have invested their funds in the world's main money and capital markets.
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Development studies Developing countries, particularly oil exporters , embarked on unprecedented, ambitious public investment programmes in the 1970s.
■ VERB
become
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By the late 1990s we could also become a net exporter of cars because of heavy investment by Nissan, Honda and Toyota.
help
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It would help create certainty for exporters and importers, who have been ravaged by the unpredictability of our currency.
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Another incentive, tax rebates for exporters, has also been cut this year.
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Boeing sells a third of its aircraft overseas, making it the biggest exporter in the United States.
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However, only a few large companies - 25 of them - have been registered as software exporters with branch offices abroad.
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It is likely to slip further, as exporters delay converting foreign exchange into pesos in the self-fulfilling expectation that it will.
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Meanwhile exporters are feeling the chill.
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Profits at auto makers and other exporters could be tarnished by a weaker dollar against the yen.