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Importing and Exporting
Importing refers to the act of bringing services and goods from a foreign market into the country. Exporting, on the other hand, refers to the act of selling goods and services from the home country to other countries.
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What are goods produced inside the US that are sold and shipped for use in other countries called?
Exports
China is a country that own by many kings. Now is a morden country and has new technowgy. But somw parts of china is still old.
What country does the US import most goods from?
Top 10 Countries U.S. Imports From (2005)
- Canada ... US$290.4 billion (up 38.9% from 2002)
- China ... $243.5 billion (up 94.5%)
- Mexico ... $170.1 billion (up 26.4%)
- Japan ... $138 billion (up 13.7%)
- Germany ...$84.8 billion (up 35.7%)
- United Kingdom ... $51 billion (up 25.3%)
- South Korea ... $43.8 billion (up 23%)
- Taiwan ... $34.8 billion (up 8.4%)
- Venezuela ... $34 billion (up 125.2%)
- France ... $33.8 billion (up 19.9%)
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What type of goods does Spain export to other countries?
they export coool stuff such as ham and cheese sandwiches!
What are three main exports of the south?
Tobacco, rice, and indigo.....I think, but I'm not sure. I do Switched on Schoolhouse and i think this might be the answer. >.<
Ok that IS THE RIGHT ANSWER :)
What are the major exported goods of Madgascar?
Madagascar is famous for vanilla, so this is one of it's major exports.
It also exports sugar, coffee, spices, textiles, gemstones and petroleum products.
A 1995 estimate indicated that the ratio of Madagascar's exports by value were
- coffee 45%
- vanilla 20%
- the remaining 35% being the other exports mentioned above plus other goods
A more recent analysis (2004) of Madagascar's exports, by value, and using standard trade statistical terms, produces the following league table:
- Food and live animals 60.5%
- Miscellaneous manufactured articles 12.5%
- Crude minerals, except fuels 11.0%
- Manufactured goods classified chiefly by material 7.4%
- Mineral fuels, lubricants and related materials 4.4%
- Chemicals and related products 1.7%
- Machinery and transport equipment 1.1%
- Commodities not classified elsewhere 1.3%
You will note that this statistical table does not specifically mention vanilla, which is a pity, because Madagascar is the world's major producer of this popular flavoring, this little island being responsible for about 50% of the entire world's export trade of this valued commodity.
What main things does Florida import and export?
Well floirda exports alot of agriculture such as; pomegranets, tomatoes and of course oranges, it also exports alot of electronic devices
Why did the use of money help trade to grow in Greece?
For the Greeks used the money to help there trade to grow because the merchants where exchanging goods for money , to later sell them more expensive than they where.
How did the Underwood Tariff affect imported goods?
encouraged merchants to import by reducing or eliminating tariff rates.
What are the primary US regulations controlling export activities?
The primary United States regulations controlling export activities are the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) administered by the Department of State; the Export Administration Regulations (EAR) administered by the Department of Commerce; and the foreign asset control regulations administered by the Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) in the Department of the Treasury.
