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What name is given to goods bought into a country?
Goods taken into a country are imported goods.
What is goods taken out of a country called?
Exports.
What is the single word for goods taken into a country?
Imports.
What is import control?
An action taken by a government to limit the number of goods that can be brought into a country from abroad to sell.
Goods taken by robbery are called?
Stolen goods
What name is given to goods bought into a country?
Goods taken into a country are imported goods.
What are goods that are taken from your country to another country?
Exports.
What is goods taken into a country called?
import
What is the word for Goods taken into a country?
Imports.
What is goods taken out of a country called?
Exports.
What is the single word for goods taken into a country?
Imports.
What is import control?
An action taken by a government to limit the number of goods that can be brought into a country from abroad to sell.
Goods taken by robbery are called?
Stolen goods
What are goods brought into a country?
Exporting is sending goods out of a country. Importing is bringing goods into a country.
What goods are imported and what goods are exported?
Every country imports and exports different goods so it is not possible to answer, however an import is a good that comes to the country from another country and exports are a country selling goods to another country.
What is expenditure switching policy?
An expenditure switching policy is any action taken by a government which is designed to persuade purchasers of goods and services both at home and abroad to purchase more of that country's goods and services and less of the goods and services produced by others.
What is the definition of exports?
Export means various item being shipped or flown out of your country. And importing means the complete opposite, importing is when various item are being shipped or flown into your country. Thanks for the question :) Bye
