yes it does
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.
they import goods like food tabbaco ect
Certain things can't be grown or produced in the U.K. so they have to import them.
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yes Australia imports many foods as well as most of its manufactured products.
Beef, iron ore, aircraft, machinery, electronic machinery and pork.
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we mainly import from countries like australia and china they are the biggest importers we have but we also doe import from japan and other asian countries and we also import from india since thats were all the sports gear comes from
None. Some countries export goods to Greece and others import goods from Greece.
The import tariff percentage in India 2011 depends on what goods you are about to import. There are different tariff for different goods.
Export is to send goods out of the country. Import is to bring goods into the country.
import manufacturers stop trying to send their goods to the country that has import barriers
import manufacturers stop trying to send their goods to the country that has import barriers
In the eyes of the legal procedure, it's the same to that you import goods from other countries.
Import means to bring in. It is a verb. Ex: The import(ed) goods have arrived.
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