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Most countries in the world would qualify as such. Some (not all) for 2013 would include:
Top export partners (e.g. buyers of Mexican products):
- United States (78.2%)
- Spain (2.8%)
- Canada (2.7%)
- China (1.7%)
- Germany (1.5%)
- Colombia (1.3%)
- Brazil (1.0%)
- Netherlands (0.8%)
- Chile (0.6%)
- Japan (0.5%)
Top import partners (e.g. sellers of products into Mexico):
- United States (48.7%)
- China (15.9%)
- Japan (4.5%)
- Germany (3.6%)
- South Korea (3.2%)
- Canada (2.6%)
- Italy (2.1%)
- Taiwan (1.8%)
- Brazil (1.4%)
- Spain (1.1%)
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Why does Mexico have to exchange currency to trade?
International trade is done by paying in US dollars, or any other "strong currency", such as Euros or British Pounds. Hence to pay for imports or being paid for exports, Mexico and its trade partners need to purchase these currencies.
Who were the Persian Empire trade partners?
The Persians empire trade partners were the Greeks.
