Countries import things that they need but can't produce themselves. For example, let's say I have a country called Gonwalla. I have lots and lots of fertile farmland and a great climate, so my nation produces far more food than my people could ever eat.
However, I don't have any metal resources. You happen to have a nation called Burugo, which has numerous copper, iron, and nickel mines. Burugo produces very little food, though, because most of its land is barren desert.
So, I send you some food, and you send me some metal. Now we both have what we need, and everybody's happy.
At least, this is a simplified explanation of importing and exporting.
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Imports are goods or services brought into a country from another. Exports are goods and services sold to other countries.
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Serbia's main imports are fuel, capital goods, and transport equipment.(: Serbia's main imports are fuel, capital goods, and transport equipment.(:
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Goods that a country purchases and receives from another country are known as imports.
Imports are goods or services brought into a country from another. Exports are goods and services sold to other countries.
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exportsAdded; Goods sold TO other countries would be EXPORTS. Goods FROM other countries sold here would be imports.
goods and services bought from other countries are called imports.
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Guatemala imports various things that include electricity and fuels. Other imports are construction materials, capital goods, intermediate goods, grain, fertilizers, transport equipment, and machinery.
The United States imports goods and services today worth millions of dollars. Some common goods that the United States imports is crude oil, natural gas, and petroleum products.