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What keeps MEDC's rich?
They Have More Expensive Exports than Imports!:)
A tax on imports designed to discourage their sale by making them more expensive than local goods?
Protective Tariff
Are electronics cheap in Thailand?
Compared to where? Some devices are less expensive than in Japan or the US. Others are more expensive. They are less expensive if made or assembled in Thailand or if they are imports that are not subject to high duties.
At what nationwide stores can you buy world imports from?
"Usually stores at your local outletts have world imports. Though expensive, it costs less than it would if you would buy it online, which is another alternative. You can always find world imports in department stores too."
Does america export more goods than it imports?
No, it is the other way round - it imports much more than it exports. For more details, I suggest a search on "United States trade deficit".
Are imports a factor in the house furnishings industry?
Imports have not had as much impact on the home furnishings market as with the apparel market. However, the value of imports grew from about $1.2 billion to more than $3.6 billion at the turn of the twenty-first century.
How much more expensive was world war 2 than world war 1?
expensive
What does it mean to an economy if exports exceed imports?
exports more than it imports
What happen when the level of imports is greater than the level of imports?
A trade deficit
How much Libyan oil is used by the US?
It is actually less than 1% of all U.S oil imports
What are Imports in Nunavut?
Imports in Nunavut refer to goods and services brought into the territory from other regions or countries to meet the local demand, as Nunavut has limited local production capabilities due to its remote location and harsh climate. Common imports include food, fuel, construction materials, and consumer goods. The high cost of transportation often makes these imports more expensive than in other parts of Canada. Additionally, the reliance on imports highlights the challenges of accessibility and sustainability in the region.
What happens to a country's currency when it imports more than it exports?
When a country imports more than it exports, it typically experiences a trade deficit. This can lead to a depreciation of the country's currency, as demand for foreign currencies increases to pay for the imports, while demand for the domestic currency decreases. A weaker currency can make imports more expensive and exports cheaper, potentially correcting the trade imbalance over time. However, sustained deficits may also raise concerns about economic stability and investor confidence.
