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 Exports and Imports

               Information Sources
 By Brenda Berenice Castellanos de Haro  Cabello Perez Miguel. (2014). Export. In Customs
               and International Trade (678). Canada: Esic
 2nd level English  Elhanan Heplman. (2018). Importation. In    e
 2nd semester International Trade  International Trade (432). USA: Breviarios.
 Teacher Anheli Laguna Teniente     e export (s.f.). In: Diferenciador.com. Available
               at https://www.diferemciador.com/diferencia-
 Since ancient times people around the world has made   entre-importacion-y-exportacion/ Accessed:
               February 1,2020, 4:00 pm.
 use of the import and export of goods and services in      e export (s.f.). In: Diferenciador.com. Available
 order to have a better quality of life. But what does   at https://www.diferemciador.com/diferencia-
 import and export mean exactly?  entre-importacion-y-exportacion/ Accessed:
               February 1,2020, 4:00 pm.
 As  Elhanan  Heplman  comments  in  his  book The      e import (s.f.). In: Diferenciador.com. Available
 International Trade (2018), “imports are the entry of   at https://www.diferemciador.com/diferencia-
 goods or services to a country from abroad, as a result of   entre-importacion-y-exportacion/ Accessed:
               February 1,2020, 4:00 pm.
 transactions or exchanges”.     e import (s.f.). In: Diferenciador.com. Available
               at https://www.diferemciador.com/diferencia-
 �  e main reason for importing products is to meet the   entre-importacion-y-exportacion/ Accessed:
 demand for goods that cannot be produced in the domestic   February 1,2020, 4:00 pm.
 market. �  is can happen in the case of technology, when   What is import and export, types and importance
               (s.f.). In: Resource of help .com. Available at
 resources are obsolete or expensive, or when a certain
 product or service cannot be produced internally due to
 lack of skills or resources.
 How many goods or services a country imports depends directly on the exchange rate of the
 local currency. If the local currency is strong (which means that your currency has a good
 price compared to other currencies), you can buy more foreign goods, which means the level
 of import increases. If your local currency is weak, the import level tends to decrease.

 Now let us check what export means. According to what Miguel Cabello Pérez wrote in his
 book Customs and International Trade (2014) “the export occurs when national companies
 sell their products or services abroad”.
 �  ere are several reasons why companies decide to export their products. First, they may want
 to introduce into new markets in order to expand and internationalize. Some companies also
 decide to export to meet a demand that exists abroad, but does not exit internally. �  e export is
 also a way to reduce the surplus of the domestic supply and make the production more effi  cient.
 Importance of Import and Export

 Both activities are extremely necessary for the optimal development of a country, either to
 achieve a better economic balance, or as a source of employment and economic diversity.
 Some of the advantages are:
 It generates competitiveness among the companies in the world, because the goods become
 international in nature.
 Create trade agreements between several states, unifying them on several occasions.

 �  ey help the entry of new technologies and their recreation.


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