please tell me the grammer of the sentence below.
in 1000 the united nations conference on trade and development concluded that for each dollar developing countries receive in aid the lose up to aid they lose up to 14 dollars just vecause of trade barriers imposed on the export of their manufactured foods.why it use "for".what's the meaning of "receive in"and "aid" in the sentence??

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"that they receive in aid" = "of aid that they receive".
"For each" is used to match two things and compare them.
Obvious:  "For each car, there are four tires".
The above sentence says that the amount that the countries lose in trade is 14 times what they get in aid.  So every dollar (for each dollar) that is received in aid must be compared to matching 14 dollars lost in trade.
Example:
For each person that agreed, two disagreed.  The number of people disagreeing is twice the number that agreed.

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