Contracts, signed in 2005, gave the company the right to export Angolan oil and act as middleman between Sonangol and Sinopec, one of China's oil majors.

ECONOMIST: China International Fund

Ceredigion AM Ms Jones said Wales should have control of its natural resources, including the right to export water to the rest of the UK "at a fair price".

BBC: Wales politics

The report, prepared by Chief Constable Ian Learmonth, said the primary role of Kent Police was to facilitate the lawful export trade and the right of people to protest peacefully.

BBC: Ramsgate animal export demos 'cost ?400,000 to police'

But these companies lack the best incentive to raise their production, or develop new fields in inaccessible places: the right to export gas beyond the former Soviet Union (which is a Gazprom monopoly).

ECONOMIST: Russian gas and Europe

It also has agreed to knock out the compulsory middlemen, the bane of businesses trying to penetrate China, who currently have the sole right to import, export and distribute products.

CNN: ASIANOW - TIME Asia | WTO: Anatomy of a WTO Deal

Mr. Geithner is certainly right that China needs to adjust its export-dependent growth model, which has struggled amid the decline of global demand.

WSJ: Geithner's China Pitch

With his work picked up by the BBC and HBO, that haven of super-smart television, right now he is surely Australia's hottest cultural export.

BBC: Chris Lilley: Australia's finest cultural export?

Just as the right answer to inequitable application of national security-minded export controls is not to dumb down ours to the lowest common denominator applied by others, our approach on capital markets transparency ought to be to bring others' exchanges up to our new, higher standard.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Center For Security Policy

The idea, of course, is that export growth leads to job growth--a much needed political goal for the White House right now.

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