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Then the original country is in the debt of the other country.
When countries buy it is called imports. When countries sell it is called exports. Countries want to sell more than they buy, that is called a trade surplus. When countries buy more than they sell it is called a trade deficit.
the money supply is increased
It depends on the country. What a country buys is called an import and what it sells is called an export. For example, common exports of the United States include cars, electronics, and industrial machinery. Common imports of the US include crude oil, cars, and clothing.
a policy based on on the idea that a country should sell more goods than it buys
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Then the original country is in the debt of the other country.
When countries buy it is called imports. When countries sell it is called exports. Countries want to sell more than they buy, that is called a trade surplus. When countries buy more than they sell it is called a trade deficit.
In order to have a trade surplus, a country must export (sell) more tangible goods than it imports (buys). If the opposite were true, a trade deficit would exist.
You can sell them to practically anyone.
More importantly who buys wisdom teeth in Guelph
the apple stores and best buys sell them. Even some online stores sell them.
the money supply is increased
Guitar Center buys used gear or you could sell it on ebay.