This implies that the rising oil export revenues that have accrued to the CIS in those years also coincided with rising imports .

The growth of euro area exports has remained robust as a consequence of the dynamic expansion of the world economy .

Economic activity was supported by a rapid expansion in private non residential investment and the continuing strength of exports .

On a more positive note , the euro area appears to have benefited from oil revenue recycling via increased demand from oil exporting countries compensating for some of the wealth transfer resulting from higher import prices . On the exports side , increases in both export prices and export volumes contributed to the growth in export values in 2006 .

On the exports side , both export prices and export volumes contributed to the growth in export values of goods in 2005 .

Euro area exports benefited from the continued strong expansion of the world economy , especially in the economies of the euro area 's main trading partners .

Strong contributions from domestic demand and exports were the main drivers of growth , pointing to the increasingly self sustaining nature of the economic expansion .

Such a breakdown shows that the strong rise in export values that took place in the first half of the year was mostly accounted for by robust growth in export volumes , while export prices remained subdued .

3 ) As a percentage of total exports and imports .

1 ) As a percentage of total exports and imports .

The projected improvement is supported by the revival of exports .

1 ) Trade weights are the sum of exports and imports expressed as total of euro area ( including Greece ) exports and imports .

China s exports to the Middle East are already more than twice those of the US.

Euro area exports also benefited from the recycling of oil export revenues by oil exporting countries ( see Box 8 ) .

Import growth also declined , however , and the contribution of net exports to real GDP growth remained both positive and significant in 2001 .

Second , given that the value added content of Chinese exports is relatively low ( as the import content of Chinese exports is relatively high ) , the direct impact of the global export slowdown on GDP growth was less severe .

The growth of imports exceeded that of exports , leading to a further widening of the external deficit .

The expanding colonial frontiers resulted in a Commercial Revolution.

ECB Annual Report 2004 the global economic environment developments in the euro area .

25 ( see Section 1 above ) , which led to a deceleration in export growth that was not matched by the slowdown in imports .

Export and import price indices ( extra euro area ) ( m )

82 more than four fifths of the island's exports is agricultural produce.

However, in 2003, the figure dropped to 58.5 in Aliança and 33.3 in Fukuhaku.

The deceleration of euro area exports in the second half of the year seems to stem mostly from weaker exports to Asia and the new EU Member States , although exports to the United States also slowed substantially .

Nothing becomes more profitable than over invoicing imports and under invoicing exports.

3 The growth of extra euro area exports would initially remain somewhat below that of the euro area 's export markets , partially as a result of the past appreciation of the euro .

exports ( f.o.b. )

A gradual recovery in exports is projected , supported by foreign demand growth , although price competitiveness is expected to weigh somewhat on exports .

Outside the EU, the United States accounted for 23.2 of exports and 14.1 of imports in 2010.

The oil sector now accounts for 50 of GDP and 80 of exports.

Both domestic demand and exports made significant contributions to real GDP growth , confirming the sustained and broad based nature of the current expansion .

Such a breakdown suggests that , compared with 2002 average levels , the fall in the value of exports in the first three quarters of 2003 stemmed from a decrease in export prices .

Developments in euro area goods imports in 2009 lagged behind those observed for exports .

Expansion of US dollar liquidity providing operations

While euro area exports continued to benefit from strong , albeit moderating , global growth , domestic demand was the main driver of the continued expansion .

The petroleum sector accounts for roughly 92.5 of Saudi budget revenues, 90 of export earnings, and 55 of GDP.

The expected slowdown reflects the lower growth of both exports and domestic demand .

Moreover , despite export momentum , private investment growth slowed down .

On the imports side , import volumes followed similar trends to those of export volumes in 2007 .

Sweden's engineering sector accounts for 50 of output and exports, while telecommunications, the automotive industry and the pharmaceutical industries are also of great importance.

Reliance on agricultural exports makes Rwanda vulnerable to shifts in their prices.

Agriculture Main article Agriculture in Malawi Agriculture represents 37 of GDP, accounts for over 80 of the labor force, and represents about 80 of all exports.

More than 40 of US exports now go to Mexico and Central and South America, the US s fastest growing export destination.

This implies that the rising oil export revenues that have accrued to OPEC have coincided with rising OPEC imports .

The numerator represents the share of sector j in country k 's total exports and the denominator corresponds to the percentage share of sector j in total world exports .