closed economy造句
1. Consider a simple closed economy with no government.
2. In a closed economy, it follows that by definition, Investment is seen as an activity of firms.
3. In the past, China suffered from a closed economy, small amounts of foreign trade volumes and a scarcity of foreign currencies.
4. In a closed economy, both imports and exports are zero, so trade is necessarily balanced.
5. Open economy with a closed economy is opposed to the concept.
6. "India is a closed economy, inflation is heading for 9 percent or more -- they need to tighten," Booth said.
7. A useful short cut is to look at the world as a single "closed economy".
8. A closed economy will not put a country on the way to prosperity.
9. Stage 1 will tend to be more powerful than in a closed economy.
10. Czechoslovakia still insists on an inflated hard currency exchange rate which reflects its closed economy.
11. Uzbekistan has responded to the negative external conditions generated by the Asian and Russian financial crises by tightening export and currency controls within its already largely closed economy.
12. Like China, Vietnam has used manufacturing for export to transform a stale closed economy.
13. Throughout much of the last century, China's centrally planned, closed economy made it an insignificant player in the global trading system.
14. The economic increase pattern must be reconstructed during the transformation period from traditional economy to modern economy, from closed economy to opened economy in China.
15. It has transformed itself from a poor, mostly agrarian, and almost closed economy into the world's third most important trading nation.
16. With the deepening of the opening-up and reform policy, China is gradually shifting from a closed economy to an open economy.
17. EISUKE SAKAKIBARA, Vice Minister of Finance, Japan, 1997-1999: Japan is a very sort of parochial and very closed economy; there's no question about it.
18. The mainland is largely insulated from the global downturn by its mostly closed economy and strong domestic demand.