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The word "export" is the noun and verb meaning goods sent in trade to other countries. The word "import" refers to goods received (purchased) from other countries.
An import export business is also known as International trading. Where a business imports and exports goods and or services from other countries. Importers and exporters can also help businesses market their products to other countries.
If you were a country and wanted money you "export" your goods (lets say you specialize in textile [cloth and other fabrics]) so you would basically sell the textile goods to another country, so if brazil wanted those textile goods because they cant make them they would pay you to bring your goods to them.
Russia exports to other countries to get food.
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Trade is the exchange of goods for other goods, for money or other considerations. Export is trade with overseas countries which may include importing.
For the same reason different countries export other goods. Australia just happends to have more gold available than other countries.
The word "export" is the noun and verb meaning goods sent in trade to other countries. The word "import" refers to goods received (purchased) from other countries.
A sentence using export is the United States imports and exports goods to other countries.
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Ireland exports alcohol to the united states.
goods such as medicines, cloths, grains, other foods, timber, and automobiles
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From logic alone, I will assume that an export-import economic model is the means by which a country operates to fulfill its economic needs by both exporting its goods to other countries, as well as importing goods from other countries. Some countries sustain themselves primarily via exporting goods, such as many Latin American countries during the neocolonial era, while others have a strong domestic economy thus export little, and import the other goods their own industries are lacking.