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Hly2004 Posted 20 years ago
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The 2005 trade surplus more than tripled to $102 billion, the General Administration of Customs said on Wednesday, issuing precise figures for data that had already been approximately calculated earlier in the week.
My question :
Does that mean the 2005 trade suplus is $102 billion, more than three times the amount of that in 2004?
My question :
Does that mean the 2005 trade suplus is $102 billion, more than three times the amount of that in 2004?
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Yes. It means (if you do the math) that before 2005 the trade surplus was less than $34 billion. CJ
- Yes.
- It means (if you do the math) that before 2005 the trade surplus was less than $34 billion.
- CJ
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Yes. It means (if you do the math) that before 2005 the trade surplus was less than $34 billion.
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