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What it means that the British had an unfavorabe trade balance in China?
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It means that the British were importing more goods from China than they were exporting goods to China.
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Explain what it means that the British had an unfavorable trade balance in China?
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What were chinas reasons for rejecting british offers of trade?
China was a very traditional society and other the reign of the Kangxi Emperor and his grandson China had the military means to reject a British offer for trade without the threat of having colonized. The Kangxi Emperor considered European goods to be far inferior to those made by the Chinese. If you are referring to the later opium trade, then China refused to allow the trade because it began to see the effects of the drug on the people of China. However, after the Opium wars china was forced by the British to reopen its opium trade.
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Is a balance sheet supposed to balance?
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Why does the balance sheet always balance?
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