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02 Mar 2025, 23:07
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Hi MartyMurray
Thanks for the detailed answer.
I am a bit confused with the reasoning, it should be companies involved with exporting/importing right? Because in this case, there will be less exports available as consumers are purchasing more from that.
Please confirm this once.
Thanks for the detailed answer.
I am a bit confused with the reasoning, it should be companies involved with exporting/importing right? Because in this case, there will be less exports available as consumers are purchasing more from that.
Please confirm this once.
MartyMurray
03 Mar 2025, 06:31
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agrasan - look at the argument again and ask yourself - what are we trying to strengthen? Is it:
1. Revenue of exporters (regardless of where the revenue comes from)
2. Revenue of exporters from exporting goods to other countries.
What do you think?
1. Revenue of exporters (regardless of where the revenue comes from)
2. Revenue of exporters from exporting goods to other countries.
What do you think?
06 Oct 2025, 01:22
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I came up with reasoning that now very less containers are arriving in country X compared to times before , so whatever number of containers they would be filled quickly.
Whereas for D I assumed there is no goods left to export as local consumers are consuming all of it, that's why exporters revenue would decline.
Whereas for D I assumed there is no goods left to export as local consumers are consuming all of it, that's why exporters revenue would decline.
