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Export creditA loan to the buyer of an export, extended by the exporting firm when shipping the good prior to payment, or by a facility of the exporting country's government. In the latter case, by setting a low interest rate on such loans, a country can indirectly subsidize exports.Similar MatchesExport promotionExport promotionA strategy for economic development that stresses expanding exports, often through policies to assist them such as export subsidies. The rationale is to exploit a country's comparative advantage, especially in the common circumstance where an over-valued currency would otherwise create bias against exports. Contrasts with import substitution. ExportsExportsGoods or services sold to parties in foreign countries. Export processing zoneExport processing zoneA designated area or a country in which firms can import duty-free so long as the imports are used as inputs to production of exports. Export import Bank (Ex IM Bank)Export import Bank (Ex IM Bank)The US federal government agency that extends trade credits to US companies to facilitate the financing of US exports. Automated Export SystemAutomated Export SystemElectronic filing of Shippers Export Declaration (SEDs)with US Customs prior to departure. Further SuggestionsVoluntary export restraintExport facilitation Export Trading Company (ETC) Net exports Export pessimism Export financing interest Export Credits Guarantee Department Private Export Funding Corporation (PEFCO) Export Commodity Control List Export cartel Export management company Export Export credit insurance Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) Export multiplier Export tax Export bias Export performance requirement Shippers Export Declaration (SED) Export subsidy Elasticity of demand for exports Export led growth Export quota Validated Export License Middle Market Manufacturing Exporter (MMME) |
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