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UK's Terms-of-Trade Loss in 2022
In 2022, during its 'cost-of-living crisis,' the United Kingdom experienced a terms-of-trade loss. This was evidenced by import prices increasing by 16.3% while export prices rose by a smaller margin of 13.7% over the same year.
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