reexport

Examples

• All

• The country benefited economically from the reexport of agricultural products that were initially imported.

• To the extent that those differences have disappeared, so would the possibility of arbitrage and the economic rationale behind reexports.

  Academic text (1992)

• Discounting the processing and reexport trade, China ran a $5 billion trade deficit in 2003, compared to a $20 billion surplus just five years earlier.

  Academic text (2004)

• For example, reexports out of Canada to all of Western Europe, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and certain other countries are permissive for virtually everything.

  Academic text (1994)

• The most typical case is that of so-called "reexports." In the context of Canada, this is a shipment out of Canada of goods that came to Canada from the United States.

  Academic text (1994)

• The controls become more troublesome when they reach beyond what I call reexports to foreign, in this case Canadian, products that have U.S. content in them—either materials or components.

  Academic text (1994)

• Many electronic devices are subject to reexport restrictions after being imported into the country.

• In recent years, the reexport of luxury goods has increased significantly, boosting trade revenues.

Synonyms

E

export

vsreexport

202 2.7

A product or service sold to another country

applies instead to items that were first imported and then sent abroad unchanged

E

exportation

vsreexport

2 3.2

Sending goods to another country to sell them

refers specifically to sending previously imported items abroad often without altering them

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Etymology