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| | | ... instrumental its growth," Fittler said. "It means HLB is well placed to assist businesses seeking to do more international trade." |
| | | | ... Asia-Pacific region. "Demand for logistics in Australia is underpinned by growth in e-commerce, increasing international trade and the resilience of non-discretionary retail spending," he said. "This will provide our investors an attractive distribution ... |
| | | | ... them with custom duties of up to 80%. Sure, sure, China could cite all the laws, rules and regulations of international trade to back its recent vindictive action against Australia. For that's what it is - retaliation against Australian Prime Minister ... |
| | | | ... deterioration in the labour market going forward. Similarly, the Australian Bureau of Statistics' (ABS) "International Trade in Goods and Services, Australia, Feb 2020" report underscores the trade effect of the coronavirus. Australia's trade ... |
| | | | ... competitive advantage, used by economists everywhere to extol the virtue of open borders and the gains from international trade. Sure, it works from the point of view of cost reduction, greater efficiency and productivity and the ultimate aim of a capitalist ... |
| | | | ... takes, the more countries will keep their borders closed and their domestic communities in lockdowns, freezing international trade, business operations and shopping by households - all integral to the normal functioning of the economic system. Most economists ... |
| | | | ... tilted to the downside. Language around trade and technology disputes modified slightly to note impact on international trade flows, in addition to the impact on business investment. Repeats that domestic growth has been lower-than-expected in H1 and ... |
| | | | ... support consumer spending, business investment, and public confidence, it cannot provide a settled rulebook for international trade." Not to mention central banks' limited firepower given the prevailing low (even negative) target interest rates in ... |
| | | | ... acknowledged that there were lingering risks and uncertainties about the global economy in general, and about international trade in particular, but they viewed those risks as having diminished over the intermeeting period. In addition, they viewed the ... |
| | | | ... consumer spending - due to lacklustre wages growth and high household debt levels - and the deterioration in international trade, driven by Trump's war on trade and what was then, the incipient slowdown in China and global economic growth. They're ... |
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