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The three countries that receive most of Canada's exports are the United States, the United Kingdom, and Japan. The three countries that provide Canada with most of its imports are the United States, China, and Mexico.
The top three countries that the US exports its goods to are Canada, Mexico, and China.
Expansionary monetary policy can do one or more of three things. It can purchase securities on the open market, lower the reserve requirements or lower the federal discount rate. This can affect net exports because it makes products made in America available cheaper in other countries.
According to the U.S. Embassy of Algeria website (refer to the Embassy link, below), 97% of its exports are petroleum, natural gas, and petroleum products; the website does not list the remaining 3%.
Coffee, electronic manufacturing, sugar, but many more products are being exported more and more.
The top three largest exports in the USA are 1. Automotive parts and materials 2. Chemicals 3. Petroleum products
dairy products, fruits and vegetables I think
According to the US department of commerce, the United States top three trading partners are Canada, Mexico and China. Of these countries the top US exports are machinery, and electrical machinery. Other major exports are vehicles, aircraft and medical instruments. However the US does export high value agricultural goods around the world.
Three main exports of the south were tobacco, rice, and indigo. :)
As of July 2013, Greece's top exports include food (19% of total exports), petroleum products (15% of total exports), pharmaceuticals (5%), and aluminum (4%). Other exports include: olive oil, textiles, steel, and cement.
The three main exports of Australia is Wool, Iron ore and Tin ore