| Rio was immediately flooded with British manufactured goods that had been excluded from European markets by the Napoleonic blockade. |
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| It states that the main products exported were manufactured goods, refined copper, cobalt, precious stones, cotton yarn and Portland cement. |
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| Hemp can replace many non-renewable resources as well as numerous processed and manufactured goods. |
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| Native Americans hunted whitetail deer for colonists or offered food to them in exchange for manufactured goods from Europe. |
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| Itinerant peddlers took rags and bones from customers in trade for manufactured goods. |
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| Many crafts are languishing due to having to compete against industrially manufactured goods. |
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| In response to balance of payments problems, these countries sought to expand their exports of manufactured goods. |
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| Because Malawi produces no manufactured goods for export, it has an agricultural economy. |
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| No other country would industrialize to the same extent before the 1870s, giving Britain a near-monopoly on the production of manufactured goods. |
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| The picture is similar in many other countries with firms that export manufactured goods. |
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| The slave ship sailed from the home country with a cargo of manufactured goods. |
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| Manila and the adjacent ports are the best equipped to ship manufactured goods. |
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| Tradesmen in the towns also sold a miscellaneous collection of manufactured goods, which they imported from English and Scottish towns. |
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| The markets do not spontaneously include them in the price of manufactured goods, which means they are externalised. |
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| Trucks steadily lumber across the bridge linking the countries, ferrying North Korean raw materials into China and Chinese manufactured goods to market in North Korea. |
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| Instead the programs associated with Alexander Hamilton introduced a system of mercantilism, discarding free trade in favor of tariff protection for manufactured goods. |
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| Bison hunting distinguished itself m two other critical ways-it allowed the hunters to trade buffalo robes for guns, ammunition, and manufactured goods. |
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| The accumulated costs of petty theft of raw materials entering and manufactured goods leaving a plant can add up to a huge problem over time. |
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| This shall not apply to breaches of ancillary obligations which exist in the delivery of newly manufactured goods free of defects. |
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| This is generally true for industrialized countries for manufactured goods and also for food products in most countries. |
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| Training for small jobs, agriculture, handicraft, wickerwork and creation of selling points for manufactured goods. |
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| Similarly, bigness and a superfluity of bells and whistles may attempt to take the place of durability and reliability in manufactured goods. |
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| They were shipped to France in payment for supplies and manufactured goods, and hoarded by colonists as a hedge against uncertain times. |
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| It is a leading exporter of abaca and copra and the chief importer of rice and manufactured goods for northern Samar Island. |
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| At this time, virtually all manufactured goods came to the colony from the motherland. |
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| Markets for agricultural products do not follow the same laws as markets for manufactured goods. |
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| Average annual prices for manufactured goods and services are calculated as simple arithmetic mean of average monthly prices. |
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| Poland mainly imports machinery and capital goods, manufactured goods and chemicals. |
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| Canadian government policy was to equip the army, as far as possible, with Canadian manufactured goods. |
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| It is negotiating free trade deals with Korea where we already have a massive trade imbalance for manufactured goods. |
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| The warranty term for newly manufactured goods is two years, for used it is one year. |
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| Break bulk cargo is usually manufactured goods and is transported in packages, often stacked on pallets. |
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| United Nations index refers to the U. N. index of unit values of exports of manufactured goods from developed market economies. |
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| In England, the price of agricultural produce increased sevenfold in the late 1500s, while the price of manufactured goods went up by 300 per cent. |
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| Roughly speaking, under the old global trade model, rich nations imported commodities and exported manufactured goods. |
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| Howe believed Confederation would mean higher tariffs and import taxes, so that manufactured goods coming into Nova Scotia would cost more. |
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| Now the surplus was not just agricultural goods, but also manufactured goods. |
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| It imports most of its food, fuel, and manufactured goods. |
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| The corn as head main clause bases of its manufactured goods. |
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| In 2007, the UK had the world's third largest current account deficit, due mainly to a large deficit in manufactured goods. |
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| Products such as sugar, fruits, silk, timber, tea, and herbs were exported, whereas manufactured goods and industrial equipment were transshipped via Guangzhou into the interior. |
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| Conversely, imports of manufactured goods from low-cost countries continued to curb prices, and internal inflationary pressure remained very subdued. |
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| These regions imported manufactured goods such as clothing and farm machinery, and processed food such as sugar while exporting their wheat, coal and fish. |
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| Also present at the birth of G-21 was the corpulent industrial Uncle Tariff, a rather frustrating figure for our exporters of manufactured goods and apparently in no hurry to slim down. |
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| Subsequently, India became the exporter of raw materials and foodstuffs – raw cotton and jute, coal, opium, rice, spice and tea – rather than manufactured goods. |
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| John Bull had by now become so universally familiar that the name frequently appeared in book, play, and periodical titles and pictorially as a brand name or trademark for manufactured goods. |
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| Although the production of manufactured goods, exportation and distribution remain a characteristic trait of the local economy, this is gradually moving towards the development of the tertiary sector. |
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| Their claim has been that China can become a great power by integrating into the world capitalist market via foreign investment and the export of cheap manufactured goods to the U. S. and West Europe. |
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| Britain's extensive exporting cottage industries also ensured markets were already available for many early forms of manufactured goods. |
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| Trade ships sailed from Europe to the African coast, trading manufactured goods and weapons in exchange for slaves. |
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| Much of the Marshall Plan aid would be used by the Europeans to buy manufactured goods and raw materials from the United States and Canada. |
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| The industrial base was so reduced that thereafter the balance of payments in manufactured goods was in deficit. |
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| An excise or excise tax is any duty on manufactured goods which is levied at the moment of manufacture, rather than at sale. |
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| Canada changed from a country producing and exporting mainly primary products to one producing and exporting more manufactured goods. |
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| High tariffs, especially on manufactured goods, are an almost universal feature of mercantilist policy. |
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| India served as both a significant supplier of raw goods to British manufacturers and a large captive market for British manufactured goods. |
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| At the same time prices of manufactured goods rose because of a displacement of supply. |
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| The European Union became the world's largest exporter of manufactured goods and services, the biggest export market for around 80 countries. |
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| This concept dramatically decreased production costs for virtually all manufactured goods and brought about the age of consumerism. |
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| Japan gradually took control of much of Asia's market for manufactured goods, beginning with textiles. |
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| Despite political independence, the United States remained dependent on imports for manufactured goods. |
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| Colonial America relied heavily on Great Britain for manufactured goods of all kinds. |
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| The contraction of foreign markets for grain, pulp and paper, minerals and manufactured goods deals a severe blow to the agricultural and industrial sectors. |
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| Historically, the terms of trade for commodities compared to those for manufactured goods have been in decline, a trend that coffee growers and exporters can confirm. |
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| Detailed information on the composition of capital expenditures in the conventional segment was not immediately available with respect to procurement of manufactured goods. |
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| For companies handling the distribution of goods, Maestro has developed a fully integrated module to handle customer quotes for pre-built or manufactured goods. |
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| They are ideal for heavy-duty distribution applications: handling, storage, and shipping, and are suitable for the shipment of manufactured goods and parts of virtually any description. |
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| Although the restriction was lifted in 1847, the desire for British manufactured goods was already firmly established and had become a question of taste rather than simple availability. |
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| The Dollar extended gains against most of its major counterparts after a report showed new orders for long-lasting U. S. manufactured goods rose for the third straight month in February. |
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| The percentage of traditional primary products declines while the manufactured goods and high value-added products demand increased transport capability as well as increased transport quality, speed and flexibility. |
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| Imports include food, mineral fuels, and manufactured goods. |
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| Imports include food, fuels, and manufactured goods. |
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| People are certainly buying manufactured goods. |
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| Venezuela takes many of Colombia's manufactured goods. |
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| This economic malaise occurs when foreign currency flows into a country too quickly, driving up the value of the country's own currency and making it nearly impossible for the country to export manufactured goods. |
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| However, to ensure that manufacturers adhere to this directive and that it is successfully implemented, account must be taken of the peculiarity of some manufactured goods. |
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| If the joint venture also markets the jointly manufactured goods, then decisions on prices need to be taken jointly by the parties to such an agreement. |
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| Modern man can not imagine his life without all kinds of shops, from food to manufactured goods, and the closer a particular store is located to the consumer, the more often the latter it goes. |
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| For example, the quality of manufactured goods evolves more rapidly than that of agricultural products which makes it difficult to compare two series of prices over the long term. |
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| Its main sources of income are oil, industrial exports, manufactured goods, electronics, heavy industry, automobiles, construction, food, banking and financial services. |
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| Instead of fueling the Spanish economy, American silver made the country increasingly dependent on foreign sources of raw materials and manufactured goods. |
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| The profits from the sale of sugar were used to purchase manufactured goods, which were then shipped to West Africa, where they were bartered for slaves. |
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| Traders exploited the Ottoman land routes to handle the spices, gold and silk from the East, manufactured goods from Europe, and the slave and gold traffic from Africa. |
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| Chemicals, vehicles, machinery and other manufactured goods make up the majority of Northern exports, just over half of which go to the European Union. |
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| In colonial times, sugar formed one side of the triangle trade of New World raw materials, along with European manufactured goods, and African slaves. |
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| Indian cotton textiles were the most important manufactured goods in world trade in the 18th century, consumed across the world from the Americas to Japan. |
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| The profits from the sale of sugar were then used to purchase manufactured goods, which were then shipped to West Africa, where they were bartered for slaves. |
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| This is in direct contrast to manufactured goods, where the goal in production is to create products which are identical, and variations are considered mistakes. |
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