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They also worried that foreign retaliation could hinder United States automakers from selling abroad.
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A stronger dollar versus the pound and other currencies would inevitably hurt U.S. companies selling abroad.
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This harms competitiveness for Argentine firms selling abroad and hurts ordinary citizens by making it expensive for them to borrow.
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She traveled to Pyongyang in an effort to expand the Agreed Framework to include ballistic missiles, which North Korea was developing and selling abroad.
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Despite Trump's tariffs on steel and aluminum as well as billions in consumer goods from China, Americans are importing more than they're selling abroad.
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If negotiations with the EU go badly, British companies may have to pay tariffs when selling abroad, while foreign investors may be less interested in the United Kingdom.
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The search engine is blocked in China, but local handset makers selling abroad have come to rely on the group's technology anyway: the open-source Android system powers their phones.
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Exports of Maya crude, the only type Pemex has been selling abroad for almost a year, fell to 1.023 million barrels per day (bpd) in April from 1.150 million bpd in March, the data showed.
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Prior to the 2000s, maquiladoras owned by Asian concerns who imported materials from Asia to make products for the U.S. enjoyed the same tax advantages as those who used Mexican suppliers. However, this was changed during the beginning of the 21st century. This caused many Asian maquiladoras to close and move to Asia as the tax advantages no longer compensated for higher labor costs. Mexico has also complained to the World Trade Organization that China has been engaging in "illegal practices" such as "dumping" (selling abroad at a price lower than local markets) to the detriment of the Mexican industry.
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