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What products did the early Filipinos traded with the other asians?
Early Filipinos traded products such as gold, pearls, beeswax, and ceramics with other Asian countries like China, India, and Malaysia. They also engaged in trade of spices, textiles, and other goods.
How Pakistan finance its trade deficit related to other countries?
israel and India
What was Christopher Columbus trying to find on his sail?
He was trying to get to India faster by the northwest passage so Spain & other countries could trade with India and countries around India.
How did india affect other countries through asia-?
India developed trade with China and opened up their economies to the world.
When the US buy more products than its sells from other countries what is created?
foreign trade deficit
What does Switzerland trade to other countries?
chemicals machinery instruments metals agriclutral products clothing
What is created when US buys more products than it sells from other countries?
A foreign trade
What country has the strongest coffee trade?
Countries such Colombia have a strong history in the coffee trade industry. Similarly, other countries such as Brazil and Guatemala also sell coffee products.
Why did India become a center for world trade?
The import value of India's economy far outweighs its export value, resulting in a large net loss. According to its 2012 report, India was losing approximately USD $110 billion per year. As a result, India became less of a center for trade, but rather a large valuable consumer for other countries to sell products to.
Why do people in other countries want to buy your products?
Your products might be very scarce in their country, or not available at all. Some countries literally trade technology for fresh water.
What countries trade with Norway?
Norway sells oil to most oil importing countries and metal products to other countries, so all in all there must be very few countries that doesn't buy Norwegian products.
Why must countries trade with other?
To obtain products, services, and natural resources that otherwise would not be available.
