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Japan has virtually no Natural Resources so has no choice but to import its raw materials.
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What is a tradebarrier?
constraints that tend to hinder the motivation to engage in the importing or exporting of goods
What are Japan's major food imports?
they are first in the world at importing coal,liquefied gas and are second in the world at importing oil
What are the 5 largest importing countries?
Germany,USA, China, Japan, Italy
How does Japan make up for its lack of oil?
By importing large amounts of oil
Which are the six largest importing nations for chocolate?
netherdlan,united states,germany,france,japan,russia
What does Japan get for trading?
By exporting manufactured products, Japan makes money. By importing they have materials to manufacture and The most important import goods are raw materials such as oil, foodstuffs and wood.
What were the policies that both US and Japan signed that lead to attack Pearl Harbor?
Exporting/importing embargos and other restrictions.
When did the US Officially engage japan?
Dec 24, 1941
What makes Japan better than anywhere else in the world for importing vehicles?
economical price and quality with services they offer after sales.
What products do Australia and japan trade between each other?
Australia and Japan engage in a robust trade relationship, primarily exchanging agricultural products, minerals, and manufactured goods. Australia exports significant quantities of iron ore, coal, and beef to Japan, while importing machinery, vehicles, and electronics from Japan. This diverse trade supports both nations' economies and reflects their complementary industrial strengths. The trade partnership is further strengthened by various economic agreements and mutual interests in sectors like energy and technology.
Can you use a Japanese PS vita in the UK?
The Vita is region locked, so as long as you intend to keep importing games from Japan, then you can use it in the UK.
Who are the top 5 Canadian importing and exporting trade partners?
US, UK, Japan, China, Czech Republic, India, Iraq, Portugal, Chad and Australia
