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We import and export goods to get a better income. When we export goods we can either sell or trade some of our goods. When we import, we buy goods from other countries. There are millions of reasons, why people import and export goods. First and the most important is satisfying personal needs ( buying FMCG products, household goods, furniture and decor as well as sport and musical equipment). The second, but not the less important one, is creating export and import businesses, establishing strong and trustworthy relations with international partners. The last reason, countries export and import goods i order to rise the state's economy and insure qualitative live of its citizens.
The countries of the Middle East depend economically on oil, their only major export. The countries include Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar and Yemen. The Eurasian countries of Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan are also exporters, as are the north African countries of Libya, Algeria, Oman, Sudan, Egypt, and Syria.
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Some of the most common export jobs would occur in the field of shoes and clothing. There is also the export of cars and other household goods. Since most of our production facilities have gone to other countries, there would be jobs in any type of export.
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Angola's most profitable export is it's crude light oil. Diamonds, however, are also another major contributor to its export economy. These two exports make up 80% of Angola's national exports.
Lots of countries have crude oil reserves. Russia, Saudi Arabia, the US, and Iran have the most crude oil reserves.
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None do currently.
Canada and the United States share the longest unguarded border in the world. Canada is rich in crude oil and other petroleum products. Most of these are exported to the United States.
Besides crude petroleum (which goes almost entirely to the United States), most mineral exports include precious metals (gold, silver) for the electronics industry. Most of these go to Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and other countries that manufacture and export large quantities of electronic components. Regarding imports, minerals account for a small percentage of total imports (0.52% for 2012); most of these come from other countries such as Australia (bauxite) or the United States (mineral coal).