The document discusses imports and exports. It provides examples of goods that countries import, such as cars from Japan and bananas from Colombia. Imports are defined as goods and services that enter a country. Exports are goods and services that exit a country, and examples given are maple syrup and wood from Canada. The document states that exports strengthen a country's economy, while a balance of slightly more exports than imports leads to a good economy. Canada's top trading partners are listed as the US, China, UK, Japan, and Mexico.

1. Imports and ExportsVery useful forms of trade

2. ImportsImports are goods and services which enter an country from another country. Examples are cars from Japan and Germany, bananas from Colombia, and a large variety of products from China. Import is a form of trade.Money is lost becausethey buy the products and services.

3. Goods Which Are Imported From Other CountriesBananas-ColombiaFolders-MexicoBoard Games-USAWater Bottles-MalaysiaCars-JapanComputers-ChinaViolins-GermanyClothes-Bangladesh Bags-Singapore

4. ExportsExports are the goods and services which exit a country to go to anothercountry.Examples are maple syrup, wood, and many more. Exports are a form of trade.Money is gained because they sell the goods and services. Exports strengthen the economy. A balance with a little more exports than imports lead to a good economy.

5. Goods Which Drive The EconomyGoods which drive the Canadian economy are wood, food, electrical equipment, vehicles, clothing, fuel and many more. Canada’s export value in 2000 was $385 364 000 000.Canada’s import value in 2000 was $356 486 000 000.Canada has more exports thanimports which is a trade surplus which is good for the economy.

6. Canada’s Top Trading PartnersCanada has many partners of which they trade with but there are only a few of which the majority of the trading is done.And here is a list of the main trading partners.(1)USA(2) China(3)UK(4)Japan(5) Mexico

7. The EndI hope you learned a lot about imports and exports.

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