
Katie C
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exports are things you ship OUT .
imports are what comes IN .
plain and simple . |
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Jennifer_2sugar
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my father does this......he is an import manager...i dont know that much about it though |
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Mike
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In computer terms
when exporting, you select data, lets say in quicken you select your financial data,
you then export, and the data you selected is stored into a file that you are able to put on disk and save or take to another computer.
you are then able to import that data on a new machine. the data that you exported into the file, will then be imported, or copied out of the file and put back into the application, weither on the same computer or another computer. |
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steverose_us
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If your body was a nation then what you eat is an import and what comes out is export |
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romanisis
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to export=to make money.
to import=to bring that to you which you do not want. |
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...
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imports are taking in a product from somewhere else.... another state or nation usually...
exports are the same, but it's you putting out your product. |
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Muffin ♥
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Exports are when something is going out of the country. Imports are when they are coming into the country. Hope I helped. |
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doeboy133
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export is when your shippin out or just simply sending something out
import is when they ship in or bring somthing in |
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lees
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exports go out of the country,imports come in |
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gal c
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If you live in the USA:
Import: BMW, they are made in Germany and them shipped IN (hence imPORT) to the US.
Export: Ford, they are made in Detroit and then shipped OUTof the US. |
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visvardis
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exports go out imports come in |
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Me
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I'll define by example: I am going to sell my gold pens by exporting them (sending them out) from the U.S. (where I live) to Europe and Asia.
I love chocolate imported (brought into) the U.S. (where I live) from Belgian. |
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K
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export = sending
import = receiving |
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xWishUponaStar83
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Export is any good or commodity, transported from one country to another country in a legitimate fashion, typically for use in trade.
Import is any good or commodity, brought into one country from another country in a legitimate fashion, typically for use in trade. |
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bombastic
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To import means that you bring the product or goods from a foreign country into your country.
To export means that you send your goods or products to a foreign country. |
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I'm Bradley
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coming in to country imports
out of country export |
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Mrs. Moltisanti
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Countries export goods which they make or grow in their country. These exports bring in revenue which helps their economy. Other countries import goods which they cannot make or grow but are needed. This is what makes the world go round.
For example, we in Canada cannot grow bananas so we have to import them. Some countries have bananas coming out of the wazoo so they ship them out for money.
You need to have something to keep the economy going. Some countries rely on tourism to keep their economy going too. good luck! |
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emo_love101
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exports- goods sent out of your country or province.
imports- goods brought into your country or province.
both have to do with trading |
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crystal
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Katie C is correct |
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fabiola
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exports is when u ship good off to a different country, state, city.
import is when u reciece goods from a different cxountry, state, city. |
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Nick B
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Exports - goods made by the home country sold to other countries
Imports - goods made by another country and bought by the home country |
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M.
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Exports go out of somewere, inports come in. |
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TONY S
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Exports: American companies sell their products overseas.
Imports: Overseas companies sell their products in US.
Fact: US exports more now that the dollar is weaker
Conclusion: Maybe its better to let other nations have stronger currency because then they buy more from us and it reduces the trade deficit
Side effect: More expensive for Americans to go abroad; cheaper for foreigners to travel here....more tourism dollars for US |
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lumishermanbaby
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exports go out
imports come in |
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