英語 での Increase in exports の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Meanwhile, public works have been rising, and net exports(exports minus imports)have started growing due to an increase in exports.
If temperature increases by 1.5?, we expect to see an increase in exports of some products, like rice to the rest of Asia.
Industrial production is starting to pick up, reflecting the increase in exports and also the further progress in inventory adjustment as a whole.
The first year of the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement, which entered into force in January 2015,has seen an increase in exports of a range of products.
The pace of deterioration in Japan's economy has moderated,with production starting to pick up reflecting the increase in exports and progress in inventory adjustment.
However, in retrospect, the increase in exports during that period was partly supported by the credit bubbles in the United States and Europe as well as the substantial depreciation of the yen.
Other emerging economies and commodity-exporting economies have been recovering moderately on the whole,reflecting in particular an increase in exports and the effects of those economies' stimulus measures.
Many members referred to the fact that the increase in exports was leading to an increase in production as a feature of recent developments in economic indicators. They presented a positive assessment that a virtuous cycle had started to operate.
Four years of successive export growth andan applicant's demonstration of an innovative international marketing plan that led to the increase in exports is a significant factor in making the award.
Nevertheless, the economy is expected to continue expanding,supported by the increase in exports on the back of the growth in overseas economies, and the median of the real GDP growth rate for fiscal 2019 is 0.7 percent.
Finally, the 2017 regional account balance is expected to remain similar to that of 2016, around -1.9 per cent of GDP,although with improved trade and an increase in exports, which is forecast at 8 per cent for the entire year.
Many members commented that corporate profits were improving,reflecting an increase in exports and a pick-up in production. On the other hand, summer bonus payments were expected to decrease considerably.
Going forward, against the backdrop of a moderate recovery trend in the economy, an increase in exports, and the decline in crude oil prices, corporate profits are likely to continue improving and business fixed investment is projected to continue on a moderate increasing trend.
Record years of successive export growth andan applicant's demonstration of an innovative international marketing plan that led to the increase in exports is a significant factor in selecting the overall winners.
Other emerging economies and commodity-exporting economies have picked up on the whole,particularly reflecting an increase in exports, the past bottoming out of commodity prices, and the effects of economic stimulus measures in those economies. The growth rates of these economies are likely to increase gradually, due mainly to the spread of the effects of steady growth in advanced economies.
Updated estimates, released in early 2016 and incorporated into the World Bank's latest report on the global economy, 3 now stress income gains for the United States of $131 billion, or 0.5 percent of GDP,and a 9.1 percent increase in exports by 2030.4.
Yet, the pace of deterioration has recently somewhat moderated,with production starting to pick up reflecting an increase in exports and the progress of inventory adjustment against the backdrop of a recovery in overseas economies.
Corporate profits have been high despite the surge in prices of raw materials such as crude oil. Large manufacturing firms in particular have made successiveupward revisions to their profit estimates due to the increase in exports coupled with the depreciation of the yen.
On the trend in exports and imports,a few members expressed the positive view that an increase in exports was likely to support the economy in the future, considering the recent improvement in global economic conditions, as seen in the recovery in Asia.
The Japanese economy is expected to return to a moderate recovery path from the latter half of this fiscal year as production regains traction with further easing of supply-side constraints,backed by an increase in exports reflecting the recovery in overseas economies and by a rise in rebuilding demand.
Evidence from disaggregating Japan's exports into ordinary andprocessing trade indicates that this increase in exports to China was driven by a surge of parts and components for re-export, and that Japan's exports of goods for the Chinese domestic market remained negative outliers.
With regard to the increase in crude oil prices, one member pointed out that investment in infrastructure such as oil-related plants by OPEC members, whose fiscal balances had improved,had been exerting upward pressure on the world economy through an increase in exports of capital goods from industrial countries to oil-producing countries.
Emerging economies other than China and commodity-exporting economies have been recovering moderately on the whole,mainly reflecting an increase in exports and the effects of economic stimulus measures. Going forward, as domestic demand has remained firm, those economies are likely to continue their moderate recovery, partly supported by trading with advanced economies.
Given that emerging economies have high growth rates and interest rates, monetary easing in advanced economiesis expected to have stimulative effects through an increase in exports to emerging economies if the currencies of advanced economies depreciate against those of emerging economies on the whole.