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Extractions: MEDICINES PRICES LOWER THAN 10 YEARS AGO INDUSTRY MAINTAINS HUGE INVESTMENT IN SEARCH FOR NEW MEDICINES The UK balance of trade in pharmaceuticals soared by 21 per cent during 2001 to reach a record figure of £2,866 million, according to figures released by the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry (ABPI) today. The ABPIs Annual Review also showS that medicines remain one of the UKs great bargains, costing some 15 per cent less in real terms than they did a decade ago. Britain in the search for new medicines. The trade figures for 2001 show that exports rose by 27 per cent to £9,259 million (£7,275 in 2000), while imports rose by 30 per cent to £6,393 million from £4,902 million in 2000. This meant that the trade balance jumped by 21 per cent to £2,866 million from £2,373 million in 2000. These figures are outstanding, and emphasise the contribution that the UK-based pharmaceutical industry makes, not just to the health of men, women and children in the country but also to the nations economy, said Dr Trevor Jones, Director-General of the ABPI.
Extractions: Gloman S.A. Commercial affairs: The commercial section of the Netherlands Embassy provides information on present commercial developments and business opportunities in Greece for Netherlands companies. Generally, this promotion is offered through commercial correspondence, but also by individual briefings, trade promotion activities and working visits to the Netherlands. Also, information (magazines, brochures and catalogues) on business developments in the Netherlands is dissiminated through this section. Greece sectors in development: The Netherlands is one of the main trade partners of Greece. The bilateral external trade relations of the two countries are long established and well developed. The Netherlands are the fifth trade partner of Greece and are among the largest foreign investors in Greece.
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Extractions: A medium-term economic fallout of 11 September is the effect on commerce, in particular, transportation. During the new economy boom it was perhaps forgotten that we live not in cyberspace but in a physical world where even goods ordered online still have to be packaged with real paper, processed and sent to their final destination. All of this means transport. But following the 11 September terrorist attacks, the air transportation system was shut off for four days and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey closed its operations for two days. The entire US transportation system was subject to severe disruptions that reverberated throughout the world. The most severe disruption occurred at the US-Canada land border, virtually stopping some half a million vehicles from doing their normal trade, worth some US$1.4 billion a day. Long waits affected many businesses, in particular the automotive industry where just-in-time supply chains simply could not operate. Security measures were gradually eased and more personnel hired to bring the flow back to near normal. The signing in December 2001 of the US-Canada smart border initiative to facilitate trade through improved technology and better co-ordination has helped. But that was a land border: what of intercontinental trade?
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Extractions: Home Marine South Korea Profile Overview Characteristics of Market Overview Korea has been identified as a priority market for the Marine Equipment Industry. In 2001, Korea received orders for 185 vessels, a 38.4% decrease over the previous year. This was mainly due to the down-turn in the world economy and Korean shipbuilders selective order receiving as a result of a sufficient backlog of orders. Orders received last year decreased relatively for almost all kinds of ships, except those for LNG carriers which showed a 290% increase, taking 70% of the orders received in the world market. In 2001, Korean exports showed ships represented 6.4% of total exports, showing a 17.9% increase over the previous year. This is now the fifth largest single export item after semiconductors, cars, and computers and wireless telecommunications. British marine equipment companies cannot afford to ignore this market which could be of particular interest in integrated control system and navigational equipment as well as any advanced information technology.
Extractions: people and medicine page B 1.1 Trade PIcture 31. World populations. Roll over a country to see its population. Pharmaceuticals Pharmaceutical products are a major part of this global economy. There is a large demand for medicines. So countries that make these medicines have the opportunity to sell them to a large market across the world. Picture 32. Chart of share of sales for the top 25 medicines worldwide. Figures for 1998. Look at the picture 32. It shows sales of the top 25 prescription medicines. These are the medicines that sell most around the world. Notice that nearly 17% of world sales of the top 25 medicines are from Britain. World trade in medicines There is a huge and growing trade in pharmaceuticals between different countries. Table 1.1a shows the value of imported and exported medicines for 21 different countries. The trade balance is the difference between the amount paid for imports and the amount gained by export sales of pharmaceuticals. Country Exports Germany Switzerland UK Ireland France Sweden Belgium Denmark Netherlands Austria Italy Finland Portugal Greece Australia Spain Canada Japan USA Table 1.1a. Values of imports and exports for various countires in 1998. They are listed in order of their trade balance - the difference between the exports and imports.
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