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Title: Imports: How they affect your economy and standard of living


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ImportsHow they affect your economy and
standard of living
  • Deanna Briseno
  • Alex Guevara
  • Melissa Arevalo
  • Eulises Banuelos

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What are imports?
  • Goods bought from other countries for domestic
    use.
  • Industrial and consumer goods
  • Goods, such as food and clothing, that satisfy
    human wants through their direct consumption or
    use.
  • Raw materials, equipment, or product components
    required by a business for the production or
    distribution of other goods or services

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The EconomyHow do imports affect this?
  • A country is nothing without money and
    development
  • Imports and exports are very important to a
    countrys economy.
  • They affect economy because, the amount of
    production inside and outside of a given piece of
    land shows how much money is being circulated
    throughout their space and paid to other lands
  • Also if a country is wealthier or more developed,
    they are more likely to bring in more imports

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Standard of living
  • The quality and quantity of goods and services
    available to people, and the way these goods and
    services are distributed within a population.

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How imports affect the standard of living
  • Standard of living depends on the goods and
    services that a nation consumes, not on what they
    produce.
  • When more goods are sent abroad and no more come
    from abroad, the total goods available for
    consumption fall, causing a reduction in
    standards of living.
  • Policies of trying to increase domestic income by
    increasing exports and reducing imports are
    likely to be self-defeating. If followed by
    other countries, it can likely lower living
    standards in all countries.

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Brazil
  • Imports
  • Machinery, electrical and transport equipment,
    chemical products, oil, automotive parts,
    electronics
  • Total 176 billion

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China
  • Imports
  • Electrical and other machinery, oil and mineral
    fuels, optical and medical equipment, metal ores,
    plastics, organic chemicals.
  • Total 1.156 trillion

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Germany
  • Imports
  • Machinery, vehicles, chemicals, foodstuffs,
    textiles, metals.
  • Total 1.202 trillion

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India
  • Imports
  • Crude oil, machinery, gems, fertilizer,
    chemicals.
  • Total 287.5 billion

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Japan
  • Imports
  • Machinery and equipment, fuels, foodstuffs,
    chemicals, textiles, raw materials.
  • Total 696.2 billion

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Myanmar
  • Imports
  • Fabric, petroleum products, fertilizer, plastics,
    machinery, transport equipment cement,
    construction materials, crude oil food products,
    edible oil.
  • Total 3.589 billion

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Sierra Leone
  • Imports
  • Foodstuffs, machinery and equipment, fuels and
    lubricants, chemicals.
  • Total 560 million

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U.S.A
  • Imports
  • Agricultural products, industrial supplies, crude
    oil, capital goods, consumer goods.
  • Total 1.377 trillion

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