Unites States
A country becomes an exporter of a good when it produces more of that good than it consumes domestically, allowing it to sell the surplus to other countries. Conversely, a country becomes an importer when it consumes more of a good than it produces, necessitating the purchase of that good from foreign markets to meet domestic demand. Factors such as comparative advantage, production costs, and trade policies can influence a country's status as an exporter or importer.
When a country consumes more than it produces, it typically runs a trade deficit. This means that it imports more goods and services than it exports, leading to an imbalance in its trade account. Such a situation can indicate a reliance on foreign goods and may affect the country's currency value and economic stability if sustained over time. It may also reflect a higher standard of living, but could lead to increased national debt if financed through borrowing.
Lies, lies... It is not a poor country, Chad is a petroleum country and member of (OPEP) it's far from been a poor country. And oh yeah it's one of the 10 fastest growing economies countries in the world. Google it for more details
yes,there is a importance of calcium carbonate as it helps the farmers to grow more good crops and this produces more growth of foodgrains and highly affects the economic growth of country.
A nations current account measures how much it lends or borrows from the world. A country where imports run ahead of exports is also spending more than it produces and must borrow abroad to make up the difference.
Saudi Arabia
A country becomes an exporter of a good when it produces more of that good than it consumes domestically, allowing it to sell the surplus to other countries. Conversely, a country becomes an importer when it consumes more of a good than it produces, necessitating the purchase of that good from foreign markets to meet domestic demand. Factors such as comparative advantage, production costs, and trade policies can influence a country's status as an exporter or importer.
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Britain
England
The US consumes 21,000,000 barrels of oil per day and only around 6,000,000 barrels of that are produced within the US. The rest of the petroleum must be imported.
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Japan
Japan. They like their tea.
The US imports more oil and petroleum products than it produces domestically.
The U.S. produces more rice than it consumes.
No, it is not possible to create an engine that produces more energy than it consumes. This would violate the laws of thermodynamics, specifically the law of conservation of energy, which states that energy cannot be created or destroyed, only converted from one form to another.