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Whereas a trade deficit isn't always a bad thing, there's really no assurance that a trade surplus would result in strong economic growth. For much of the last 3 decades, Germany and Japan, for instance, have had significant trade advantages. Despite their long-term export earnings, both countries suffer periodic downturns, and neither has enjoyed particularly strong yearly growth over the last decade. 

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