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The ongoing global economic crisis is having a devastating impact on all export dependent economies, whether manufacturing or primary product exporting. The collapse in demand in major industrial countries in North America and the European Union has led to a sharp fall in export demand from the emerging and developing countries and a collapse in primary commodity and manufactured product prices. Even high performing countries like China and India have recorded sharp slowdowns or decline in export in recent months, following double-digit expansion over a prolonged perioOther high performing economies like those of Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also suffering badly because of the ongoing crisis. Along with most exports, textile (including garment) exports from these countries are also declining sharply due to the economic meltdown in North America and Europe. In contrast, export of textile products from Bangladesh surprisingly remains quite buoyant. Knitwear and woven garments exports have increased by 41.8 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively, during July-December 2008 over the corresponding period last year. Although the high growth rate is partly attributable to the low base of last year during this period, and with the growth rate likely to come down somewhat in the coming months, most garment and knitwear exporters are bullish about the near-term outlook and are talking about shortage of skilled manpower in the sector.
Qs: What is the best title of the passage?
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The ongoing global economic crisis is having a devastating impact on all export dependent economies, whether manufacturing or primary product exporting. The collapse in demand in major industrial countries in North America and the European Union has led to a sharp fall in export demand from the emerging and developing countries and a collapse in primary commodity and manufactured product prices. Even high performing countries like China and India have recorded sharp slowdowns or decline in export in recent months, following double-digit expansion over a prolonged perioOther high performing economies like those of Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also suffering badly because of the ongoing crisis. Along with most exports, textile (including garment) exports from these countries are also declining sharply due to the economic meltdown in North America and Europe. In contrast, export of textile products from Bangladesh surprisingly remains quite buoyant. Knitwear and woven garments exports have increased by 41.8 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively, during July-December 2008 over the corresponding period last year. Although the high growth rate is partly attributable to the low base of last year during this period, and with the growth rate likely to come down somewhat in the coming months, most garment and knitwear exporters are bullish about the near-term outlook and are talking about shortage of skilled manpower in the sector.
Qs: Why the author called the most garment and knitwear exporters as the æbullish” in the closing line of the passage?
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The ongoing global economic crisis is having a devastating impact on all export dependent economies, whether manufacturing or primary product exporting. The collapse in demand in major industrial countries in North America and the European Union has led to a sharp fall in export demand from the emerging and developing countries and a collapse in primary commodity and manufactured product prices. Even high performing countries like China and India have recorded sharp slowdowns or decline in export in recent months, following double-digit expansion over a prolonged perioOther high performing economies like those of Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also suffering badly because of the ongoing crisis. Along with most exports, textile (including garment) exports from these countries are also declining sharply due to the economic meltdown in North America and Europe. In contrast, export of textile products from Bangladesh surprisingly remains quite buoyant. Knitwear and woven garments exports have increased by 41.8 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively, during July-December 2008 over the corresponding period last year. Although the high growth rate is partly attributable to the low base of last year during this period, and with the growth rate likely to come down somewhat in the coming months, most garment and knitwear exporters are bullish about the near-term outlook and are talking about shortage of skilled manpower in the sector.
Qs: Of the following, which one is not described as the high performing economic for Asian country which is being affected by the recent global economic crisis?
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The ongoing global economic crisis is having a devastating impact on all export dependent economies, whether manufacturing or primary product exporting. The collapse in demand in major industrial countries in North America and the European Union has led to a sharp fall in export demand from the emerging and developing countries and a collapse in primary commodity and manufactured product prices. Even high performing countries like China and India have recorded sharp slowdowns or decline in export in recent months, following double-digit expansion over a prolonged perioOther high performing economies like those of Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also suffering badly because of the ongoing crisis. Along with most exports, textile (including garment) exports from these countries are also declining sharply due to the economic meltdown in North America and Europe. In contrast, export of textile products from Bangladesh surprisingly remains quite buoyant. Knitwear and woven garments exports have increased by 41.8 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively, during July-December 2008 over the corresponding period last year. Although the high growth rate is partly attributable to the low base of last year during this period, and with the growth rate likely to come down somewhat in the coming months, most garment and knitwear exporters are bullish about the near-term outlook and are talking about shortage of skilled manpower in the sector.
Qs: Which of the following is to the nearest meaning of the word æbuoyant” about export of textile products from Bangladesh?
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The ongoing global economic crisis is having a devastating impact on all export dependent economies, whether manufacturing or primary product exporting. The collapse in demand in major industrial countries in North America and the European Union has led to a sharp fall in export demand from the emerging and developing countries and a collapse in primary commodity and manufactured product prices. Even high performing countries like China and India have recorded sharp slowdowns or decline in export in recent months, following double-digit expansion over a prolonged perioOther high performing economies like those of Malaysia, Thailand, Philippines, and Indonesia are also suffering badly because of the ongoing crisis. Along with most exports, textile (including garment) exports from these countries are also declining sharply due to the economic meltdown in North America and Europe. In contrast, export of textile products from Bangladesh surprisingly remains quite buoyant. Knitwear and woven garments exports have increased by 41.8 percent and 36.2 percent, respectively, during July-December 2008 over the corresponding period last year. Although the high growth rate is partly attributable to the low base of last year during this period, and with the growth rate likely to come down somewhat in the coming months, most garment and knitwear exporters are bullish about the near-term outlook and are talking about shortage of skilled manpower in the sector.
Qs: What is the central message of the passage?
Choose the correct sentence from the following options Having been delayed by heavy traffic, it was not possible for her to arrive on time.
Even though some people feel historians have an exclusive right to act as the interpreters of bygone eras, most historians insist their profession has no ¾¾¾ interpreting the past.
He interviewed several candidates ¾¾¾ had the experience and qualifications the position required.
They’re late. ¾¾¾.
I can agree with you ¾¾¾ this point but I cannot agree ¾¾¾ his proposal.
Select the synonym of ‘INSUFFERABLE’
Select the antonym of the word ‘OUTSER’