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Because some things cannot be bought or 'found' in every country. Each country is known for the specific goods they have or grow in their country. For example... Bananas come from Jamaica and Africa; you dont see plantains growing on the tree(s) in your garden in the UK do you! Also they import curry from countries like Pakistan and especially India. All the spices dry up and are crushed in the backyards of houses in India. Where do you think the poppadoms you get from Asda come from..?! And the snails we find on the floors and in forests here in the UK come from the sewage; I'll explain... when French people eat snails at home or in their dads' restaurants' they have to excrete it! they excrete it out in their toilets and the sewage system leads to forests in the UK, which means that snails and slugs enter the UK/Britain.. this is why we find snails and slugs on our grounds; they dont die,, the French people eat the while they're still alive...!!!
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Why do people import raw materials?
Because it is a lot more cheaper than buying them elsewhere; the majority of countries specialise in importing specific raw materials xD
Why might a country import goods they can produce themselves?
because the other country cant make everything to support its people and because its more harder,expensive or impossible to make in their country. Countries imports goods and services if they do not have them yet are need of them. For example, a country that does not produce oil may have to import from one that produces in order to keep the economy working.
What is a import and export?
Importing is when a specific country brings in products from another country. eg: US gets a Japanese item from Japan. Exporting is when a specific country gives away there local products to another country for trade. eg: US gives Petroleum to another country. A lot of people mix these two terms. The simplest way to remember is to practice both export and import. Export is selling and/or shipping different types of products abroad, out of the country where you live. This means that you create your business on international level and join the worldwide trade. Import is an opposite trade action. This means you buy products from other countries. As a result they are shipped to your home country for you to use them.
Why do you import and export goods?
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.
What are the purposes of tariffs?
It boosts the economy of your country because people will buy things from it instead of foreign countries.
What is secondary exchange?
Buying from people instead of companies
What country made illegal to import slaves?
People think it was Greece, or a country near Greece.
Can you import Viagra into the UK?
yes but all the cheap sites are getting blocked as people were buying and selling them lol
Why do you import so much of your food?
for most people it would be because in our country you cant get foreign things so you have to import them if you cant grow them
How did people save money in 2010?
They made their morning coffee and tea at home instead of buying it
What makes nation poor?
Beacuse more people watch porn on internet instead of buying it
Why do people import raw materials?
Because it is a lot more cheaper than buying them elsewhere; the majority of countries specialise in importing specific raw materials xD
Is there a website to stop tabloids?
Yes. People can stop buying them from the stores across the country.
How did the tariff in 1828 affect people in the south?
People in the south imported goods from Europe a lot. The tarrrif made it more expensive to import goods from out of the country.
What is luxury expenditure?
To some people it is buying a Rolls-Royce car, to others it is buying enough food to last the week, instead of a day. To me, luxury expenditure is buying something I want, but don't need, like cream cakes!
Why did spanish import enslaved africans?
they imported slaves so they could have people work for free instead of hiring workers so the could save money
Why Indian politicians are greedy unconcious about their country and people?
There is no educational requirement for becoming a minister in the state legislature or in the Parliament. This requirement, although will not remove corruption in the political/judicial system it will at least improve the understanding of the position they are in and actually work somewhat for the people instead of buying expensive automobiles for their children.
