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What is a sentence for exporting?
Where are you exporting from China? What are you exporting to US?
What country does the US export to most?
The United States' largest exporting partner is Canada with approximately $277 Billion in goods exported there yearly. The second importer of US goods is China with approximately $109 Billion in goods imported yearly.
Why is exporting good?
Well, your question can be put another way, too: Why is importing good? For the simple reason that if-example-Ivory Coast exports its cacao to the United States, the USA is going to IMPORT that cacao from the Ivory Coast. See? So, countries export and import goods to get a variety of goods. I mean, in the USA, you can't grow tropical fruits like papayas or mangoes, nor can you grow cacao beans, so for the country to have a variety of goods, whether it's clothing, or fruits, or anything, it needs to import goods from other countries. Same thing for exporting: if the US grows good oranges, Australia, let's say, buys them!
Where were records of goods people exchanged made on?
please give us a answer
Exchange fluctuation impact on business?
impact on export dollar depreciating while a us country is exporting to the US
What is a sentence for exporting?
Where are you exporting from China? What are you exporting to US?
What is exporting of goods by a business that have been banned or are not approved for sale in the US because they are dangerous is called?
Modern Corporate Transition
What country does the US export to most?
The United States' largest exporting partner is Canada with approximately $277 Billion in goods exported there yearly. The second importer of US goods is China with approximately $109 Billion in goods imported yearly.
Why is international trade important to the US?
The import and exporting that the United States participates in provides them with goods and products or makes the country money.
Why is exporting good?
Well, your question can be put another way, too: Why is importing good? For the simple reason that if-example-Ivory Coast exports its cacao to the United States, the USA is going to IMPORT that cacao from the Ivory Coast. See? So, countries export and import goods to get a variety of goods. I mean, in the USA, you can't grow tropical fruits like papayas or mangoes, nor can you grow cacao beans, so for the country to have a variety of goods, whether it's clothing, or fruits, or anything, it needs to import goods from other countries. Same thing for exporting: if the US grows good oranges, Australia, let's say, buys them!
What does export mean and how does it affect Mexico?
Export is the sell of goods and services to an international buyer. For example, when Mexico sells a car to the United States, it is exporting a car. Mexico is one of the largest exporters in the world, ranked as the 15th largest with US$336.3 billion (2011) worth of exports.
What does Mexico make most of their money off of?
Exporting manufactured goods and oil. Mexican exports account for more than US$298.5 billion, ranked as 14th largest in the world.
Where were records of goods people exchanged made on?
please give us a answer
What 5 example of what plants give us?
plants give us oxygen
What kind of trade barrier does china and us erected?
importing and exporting
How do the government help farming in the Bahamas?
It Give us jobs, income it makes life cheaper in terms of buying food and your country could make money by trading or exporting
What is the importance of pipeline transport in India?
pipeline transport give us many types of goods with safety
