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What is China good for?
Making items for trade.
What items China trade?
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Why do some people not want to trade with China?
Some people do not want to trade with China, because some of China's goods that we buy are not made well. Or these items have products in them that are not healthy for people to be around.
Why is it important to trade with china?
China makes many goods and items not available in the USA. It has a huge industry and economy which makes it necessary to trade in order to keep our economy at balance.
Where did Marco Polo get silk from?
The silk came from China. Polo went to China with his father and uncle to trade for silk and other items.
What items did japan trade with Korea china and southeast Asia?
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In what direction did the main trade items of west Africa move?
they focused on trading items towards china,India,southeast Asia,Europe and south america
Where can one find information on China's trade items?
SAFE regulates all international trade to China. Chinese importers must satisfy specific requirements before they can transfer the money out of China. Only Chinese companies with a business license that allows them to conduct import/export businesses can transfer money out of China.
Why would the United States and Europe want to open Asia up to international trade?
They knew China could be useful to them and the world market since it has very many useful items.
What items does China trade with other countries?
During the age of exploration, China traded mainly in silk and porcelain, as well as teas and spices that were not available in Europe. Now, China trades almost everything. Lots of goods used all around the world are made in China.
Is it possible to trade items to Pokemon black?
no but you can trade Pokemon holding the items.
What are goods that left and returned to china?
Goods that leave and return to China typically include products involved in international trade, such as electronics, textiles, machinery, and automotive parts. These items may be sent abroad for reasons like manufacturing, assembly, or repair and are often returned to China for distribution or further processing. Additionally, items sent for trade shows or exhibitions may also fall into this category. This practice reflects China's role as a global manufacturing hub and its extensive supply chain networks.
