Definition of trade gap in English:

trade gap

noun

another term for trade deficit
Example sentencesExamples
- At the moment, the U.S. is growing faster than many of its trading partners in Europe and Japan, so imports are rising faster than exports, and the trade gap is growing.
- Pressure from currency markets makes fixing the trade gap a delicate task
- Because of the role of the dollar as a world currency, it can finance its trade gap through the inflow of foreign investment.
- But even with increasing weakness in exports, the trade gap has narrowed since last autumn.
- The trade gap got enlarged to $26.53 billion from $14.27 billion.
- America's last experience with a cheap dollar shows how persistent the auto trade gap is.
- China, which sends one-third of its exports to America, accounts for 26% of the U.S. trade gap.
- The hope is that a weaker dollar, by making imports more expensive at home and U.S. exports cheaper abroad, will close the trade gap and stop jobs from going overseas.
- The trade gap widened in the second quarter in part because U.S. companies ordered imports in anticipation of a longshoremen strike.
- America needs capital inflows to offset its widening trade gap and to fund the gap between government spending and taxes.
- The trade gap is currently about $660 billion.
- In March the trade gap stood at $43.5 billion, not far from the record deficit of $44.9 billion in December of last year.
- After adjusting for prices, the growing trade gap subtracted six-tenths of a percentage point from economic growth last year.
- Foreign trade seemed less of a problem in August when the trade gap narrowed.
- The irony of the U.S.'s growing dependence on imports is that, at least for now, the nation is benefiting from the import-oriented shrinking in the trade gap, which is adding to overall growth.
- Economists have also claimed that ending deficit spending by the federal government would eliminate the trade gap.
- Thus, this process may well be expected to widen the trade gap, unless the currency first reacts by falling far enough to offset the relative price shifts.
- That's a key vulnerability for future U.S. growth, especially since America will have to find the funds to finance both an exploding budget deficit and a record trade gap.
- But while imports have boomed, exports have grown far more slowly than anyone expected, contributing to the biggest trade gap in history.
- If anything, the trade gap would continue to balloon if undelivered goods were factored in to port data.

Definition of trade gap in US English:

trade gap

nounˈtrād ˌɡap

another term for trade deficit
Example sentencesExamples
- America needs capital inflows to offset its widening trade gap and to fund the gap between government spending and taxes.
- Thus, this process may well be expected to widen the trade gap, unless the currency first reacts by falling far enough to offset the relative price shifts.
- Foreign trade seemed less of a problem in August when the trade gap narrowed.
- But even with increasing weakness in exports, the trade gap has narrowed since last autumn.
- In March the trade gap stood at $43.5 billion, not far from the record deficit of $44.9 billion in December of last year.
- If anything, the trade gap would continue to balloon if undelivered goods were factored in to port data.
- The trade gap got enlarged to $26.53 billion from $14.27 billion.
- The hope is that a weaker dollar, by making imports more expensive at home and U.S. exports cheaper abroad, will close the trade gap and stop jobs from going overseas.
- After adjusting for prices, the growing trade gap subtracted six-tenths of a percentage point from economic growth last year.
- But while imports have boomed, exports have grown far more slowly than anyone expected, contributing to the biggest trade gap in history.
- At the moment, the U.S. is growing faster than many of its trading partners in Europe and Japan, so imports are rising faster than exports, and the trade gap is growing.
- Economists have also claimed that ending deficit spending by the federal government would eliminate the trade gap.
- That's a key vulnerability for future U.S. growth, especially since America will have to find the funds to finance both an exploding budget deficit and a record trade gap.
- America's last experience with a cheap dollar shows how persistent the auto trade gap is.
- China, which sends one-third of its exports to America, accounts for 26% of the U.S. trade gap.
- The trade gap is currently about $660 billion.
- The trade gap widened in the second quarter in part because U.S. companies ordered imports in anticipation of a longshoremen strike.
- Pressure from currency markets makes fixing the trade gap a delicate task
- Because of the role of the dollar as a world currency, it can finance its trade gap through the inflow of foreign investment.
- The irony of the U.S.'s growing dependence on imports is that, at least for now, the nation is benefiting from the import-oriented shrinking in the trade gap, which is adding to overall growth.

单词	trade gap
释义	Definition of trade gap in English: trade gap noun another term for trade deficit Example sentencesExamples At the moment, the U.S. is growing faster than many of its trading partners in Europe and Japan, so imports are rising faster than exports, and the trade gap is growing. Pressure from currency markets makes fixing the trade gap a delicate task Because of the role of the dollar as a world currency, it can finance its trade gap through the inflow of foreign investment. But even with increasing weakness in exports, the trade gap has narrowed since last autumn. The trade gap got enlarged to $26.53 billion from $14.27 billion. America's last experience with a cheap dollar shows how persistent the auto trade gap is. China, which sends one-third of its exports to America, accounts for 26% of the U.S. trade gap. The hope is that a weaker dollar, by making imports more expensive at home and U.S. exports cheaper abroad, will close the trade gap and stop jobs from going overseas. The trade gap widened in the second quarter in part because U.S. companies ordered imports in anticipation of a longshoremen strike. America needs capital inflows to offset its widening trade gap and to fund the gap between government spending and taxes. The trade gap is currently about $660 billion. In March the trade gap stood at $43.5 billion, not far from the record deficit of $44.9 billion in December of last year. After adjusting for prices, the growing trade gap subtracted six-tenths of a percentage point from economic growth last year. Foreign trade seemed less of a problem in August when the trade gap narrowed. The irony of the U.S.'s growing dependence on imports is that, at least for now, the nation is benefiting from the import-oriented shrinking in the trade gap, which is adding to overall growth. Economists have also claimed that ending deficit spending by the federal government would eliminate the trade gap. Thus, this process may well be expected to widen the trade gap, unless the currency first reacts by falling far enough to offset the relative price shifts. That's a key vulnerability for future U.S. growth, especially since America will have to find the funds to finance both an exploding budget deficit and a record trade gap. But while imports have boomed, exports have grown far more slowly than anyone expected, contributing to the biggest trade gap in history. If anything, the trade gap would continue to balloon if undelivered goods were factored in to port data. Definition of trade gap in US English: trade gap nounˈtrād ˌɡap another term for trade deficit Example sentencesExamples America needs capital inflows to offset its widening trade gap and to fund the gap between government spending and taxes. Thus, this process may well be expected to widen the trade gap, unless the currency first reacts by falling far enough to offset the relative price shifts. Foreign trade seemed less of a problem in August when the trade gap narrowed. But even with increasing weakness in exports, the trade gap has narrowed since last autumn. In March the trade gap stood at $43.5 billion, not far from the record deficit of $44.9 billion in December of last year. If anything, the trade gap would continue to balloon if undelivered goods were factored in to port data. The trade gap got enlarged to $26.53 billion from $14.27 billion. The hope is that a weaker dollar, by making imports more expensive at home and U.S. exports cheaper abroad, will close the trade gap and stop jobs from going overseas. After adjusting for prices, the growing trade gap subtracted six-tenths of a percentage point from economic growth last year. But while imports have boomed, exports have grown far more slowly than anyone expected, contributing to the biggest trade gap in history. At the moment, the U.S. is growing faster than many of its trading partners in Europe and Japan, so imports are rising faster than exports, and the trade gap is growing. Economists have also claimed that ending deficit spending by the federal government would eliminate the trade gap. That's a key vulnerability for future U.S. growth, especially since America will have to find the funds to finance both an exploding budget deficit and a record trade gap. America's last experience with a cheap dollar shows how persistent the auto trade gap is. China, which sends one-third of its exports to America, accounts for 26% of the U.S. trade gap. The trade gap is currently about $660 billion. The trade gap widened in the second quarter in part because U.S. companies ordered imports in anticipation of a longshoremen strike. Pressure from currency markets makes fixing the trade gap a delicate task Because of the role of the dollar as a world currency, it can finance its trade gap through the inflow of foreign investment. The irony of the U.S.'s growing dependence on imports is that, at least for now, the nation is benefiting from the import-oriented shrinking in the trade gap, which is adding to overall growth.
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