Chapter 13

1. Assuming an American retailer is considering opening an electronics store. Based on the information below, would you recommend Mexico or Ireland as a more attractive foreign market? Why? Be sure to explain the benefits of each country, and then why you ultimately chose one over the other.

What is are EXPORT AND IMPORT trades for this country (or a number of trades)?

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Sr. No. 1. 1 Export (a) Agricultural Products (b) Animal Products (c) Marine Products (d) Mineral Products (e) Forest Products (f) Manufacture Goods (inclusive of natural gas) (g) Others 2. Import (a)Capital Goods (b) Industrial Raw Materials ( ) (c) Consumer Goods 3.

"Export, Innovate, Invest - The Canadian Trade Commissioner Service."Site of the Canadian Trade Commissioner Service to Help Companies Do Business Abroad: Market Studies, Contacts Abroad, Services of Our Offices Abroad. N.p., n.d. Web. 05 Sept. 2015. http://www.tradecommissioner.gc.ca/eng/document.jsp?did=17370&cid=117&oid=34

Qualitative and Quantitative information were obtained from reputable sources like government websites, Export Develop Canada, company’s website and many journals ,papers were reviewed fir information purpose .The data are collected which were dated between 2011 to 2014 and all the references

According to the World Fact book of the CIA (http://tinyurl.com/c8msbuw), the leading merchandise exporters in 2014 were China ($1.58 trillion, or 10 percent of world exports), the United States ($1.28 trillion, or 8 percent), Germany ($1.27 trillion, or 8 percent) and Japan ($770 billion, or 5 percent). Brazil ($202 billion, or 1.3 percent of world exports) ranked 22nd in that list, behind Mexico and Australia. The United States ($1.97 trillion, or 13 percent of world imports) is also the top merchandise importer, followed by China ($1.40 trillion, or 9 percent), Germany ($1.07 trillion, or 7 percent), Japan ($693 billion, or 4.5 percent). Brazil ($191 billion, or 1.2 percent of world imports) ranks only 20th.

On the other hand, Exports are domestically produced goods and services sold in other countries. The United States exports the most services in the world. Most of these services include financial, and professional business services as well as other knowledge intensive services, which is highly requested in other countries. Travel, tourism, and transportation are also a major export. The United States are the leading importers of goods and services in the world and 80% of total imports bought to the United States are goods. The other 20% are services and mostly financial services as well as travel and transportation.

The top export categories in 2013 were: Machinery ( $5.5 trillion), vehicles ( $3.5 trillion), Electrical Machinery ( $2.3 trillion), optical and Medical instruments ( $2.2 trillion), and Aircraft ( $1.9 trillion).

So in recent times having recorded major success in its country of origin the United

The biggest export of manufactured goods occurs in Europe, Asia and North America. A remarkable export of fuels and mining products compared to their export of agricultural products and manufactures

According to the company plan to export Extreme 5, there are some issues that need to be analysed comprehensively, as follows:

Moment restrictions on certain artifact and services and you impoverishment to ensure that any proposed exports are permitted under the laws of the local region. Mistakes can ending in penalty or conclusion of artefact, fines and restrictions on the exporter.

In 2004: The export turnover in 2004 was $26.003 billion, higher 28.9% than in 2003 and also the highest growth rate in this four years. This is one of the biggest successes of Vietnam’s economic in this period. So in 2004 the export turnover increased $5,824 billion in comparison with 2003, the reason was increasing the cost accounted for 33%, increasing the quantity of exporting goods accounted for 67%.