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I have this question when thinking about the effects of import and export. We import
goods or service, which we need but cannot produce or produce with less quality. We
have to pay value for that (money or other goods / services). We export goods / services
that we can produce and have better quality than some others. And of course we receive
values in exchange. The unfavorable scenario is we have import value more than export
value, which means we spend more than receive. That decrease national total value
(money). On the other hand, if we have export value more than import value, the value
flows into country will be benefit for national total values. But this not always the
favorable scenario because if we receive more money than we spend, and not spending
the benefit money, then what is their purpose? We export more than import also means
our nation utilize goods and service less than we can produce. Therefore, I am very
curious about how to manage the import and export effectively.
2. Name the top three countries your home country is trading most with, and discuss
why those countries tend to have strong trade relationships with your home country.
Don’t forget to incroporate approriate data to support your arguement.
Answer: Vietnam
According to data from 2019, the top 3 trading partners of Vietnam are: China, US,
and Korea, Rep with total export and import value of $117M, $75M, and $66M respectively.
* Partnership with US
Vietnam is 28th largest trading partner of US with main import from US is electrical
machinery, cotton, and plastic. Vietnam is also the 6th largest supplier of good import with
main categories: electrical machinery, furniture and bedding, knit apparel. The supply and
demands from argriculture products to machinery that drive the trading process between
Vietnam and US.