Intel, an American company, has manufacturing plants in China that assemble U. S. made components. Suppose one of these plants produces and sells a computer chip toa Chinese computer manufacturer. How is this sale recorded in U. S. international trade statistics? a. It is considered to be neither a U. S. import nor a U. S. export. b. It is considered to be a U. S. export to China c. It is considered to be a U. S. import from Chinad. The value of U. S.-made chip components is consideredto be a U. S. export.

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Haleigh Berg

23 March, 21:47

Intel, an American company, has manufacturing plants in China that assemble U. S. made components. Suppose one of these plants produces and sells a computer chip toa Chinese computer manufacturer. How is this sale recorded in U. S. international trade statistics? a. It is considered to be neither a U. S. import nor a U. S. export. b. It is considered to be a U. S. export to China c. It is considered to be a U. S. import from Chinad. The value of U. S.-made chip components is consideredto be a U. S. export.

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Devon Reilly · Answer 1

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Explanation:

Import: when a country does not produce particular goods by itself, they buy goods from other country, Goods purchased from other country called imported goods

Export: when a country produces more goods than their needs, then these countries sell particular goods to other countries. goods sold to other countries called export goods.

when a goods is called import for a country, the same goods is called export for another country.