What are the main products that Mexico exports to the US?
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Exports:\nmanufactured goods, oil and oil products, silver, fruits, vegetables, coffee, cotton\nExports - partners:\nUS 87.6%, Canada 1.8%, Spain 1.1% (2004)\n((Mexico is US's largest oil importer, with Canada a close second))\n\nImports:\nImports - commodities:\nmetalworking machines, steel mill products, agricultural machinery, electrical equipment, car parts for assembly, repair parts for motor vehicles, aircraft, and aircraft parts\nImports - partners:\nUS 55.1%, China 7.1%, Japan 5.3% (2004)
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Most of South America and México.
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I just cancelled a vacation to Mexico. I refuse to give them a dime. I am also boycotting Mexican made products. They are interfering with our sovereign rights. I hope more people join in this boycott.
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Gasoline\ndiesel\nairplane fuel\nbunker oil (powers ships)\nplastics:\n     nylon, styrene (styrofoam), acrylic, etc.\nthousands of products made from plastic\nrubber (tires, shoes)\nasphalt (road surfaces, roofing materials)\nink\ndetergent\naspirin\nantihistamines\nadhesives\nshampoo\ncomputer chip boards\nfiber-optic cable \nelectrical insulation\n\nBy products that also come out of oil wells:\nnatural gas, (used for fuel and manufacture of fertilizers and plastics)\nparaffin wax\npropane fuel\nbutane fuel
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What the heck would we need with Mexico ?
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1. Transport materials\n2. Metallurgic products\n3. Soy\n4. Oil and fuel\n5. Ores\n6. Meats\n7. Chemicals\n8. Machines and equipments\n9. Electrical equipment\n10. Sugar
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Other than motor cars, Food and other agricultural products.Don't forget wine.
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Probably Mexico, at least I had some fine Cubans when visiting Tijuana. Wonder if the trade embargo will be lifted in my lifetime, isn't it time for this silliness to end.
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Brazil and Uruguay, as well as the United States that has a lot of commerce with the country.
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The only place to do business is in Mexico City.  With a population with 22 million you cant go wrong.  What type of business will they be, what are the products?  The major newspapers are Exceselcior and Universal, you can start there.  General speaking Mexicans love American products.
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UPS, DHL, FedEx, and even the US Postal service will deliver packages to Mexico.
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Mexico has important events?  I didn't know that.  Wonder what they would be....oh, yeah, maybe the day they learned they could wire money from the US back to Mexico after working illegally in our country.  It's their biggest economic commodity ya know.
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From government's TradeStats Express database, top US export products for 2004 (2005 data not yet available) are as follows:\n\nTotal All Merchandise  - 2004 Exports to World : in thousands ($ USD) Item 2004 \nTotal 817,935,849 \n\n84--NUCLEAR REACTORS, BOILERS, MACHINERY ETC.; PARTS 149,068,073 \n85--ELECTRIC MACHINERY ETC; SOUND EQUIP; TV EQUIP; PTS 124,803,540 \n87--VEHICLES, EXCEPT RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY, AND PARTS ETC 73,308,998 \n90--OPTIC, PHOTO ETC, MEDIC OR SURGICAL INSTRMENTS ETC 51,160,176 \n88--AIRCRAFT, SPACECRAFT, AND PARTS THEREOF 42,122,384 \n39--PLASTICS AND ARTICLES THEREOF 33,705,055 \n29--ORGANIC CHEMICALS 30,367,713 \n98--SPECIAL CLASSIFICATION PROVISIONS, NESOI 24,644,628 \n30--PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS 19,506,790 \n27--MINERAL FUEL, OIL ETC.; BITUMIN SUBST; MINERAL WAX 18,954,856 \n71--NAT ETC PEARLS, PREC ETC STONES, PR MET ETC; COIN 18,092,726 \n10--CEREALS 13,136,432 \n38--MISCELLANEOUS CHEMICAL PRODUCTS 12,553,018 \n48--PAPER & PAPERBOARD & ARTICLES (INC PAPR PULP ARTL) 11,482,739 \n73--ARTICLES OF IRON OR STEEL 9,419,097 \n72--IRON AND STEEL 8,917,444 \n12--OIL SEEDS ETC.; MISC GRAIN, SEED, FRUIT, PLANT ETC 8,682,108 \n40--RUBBER AND ARTICLES THEREOF 7,600,858 \n28--INORG CHEM; PREC & RARE-EARTH MET & RADIOACT COMPD 6,846,871 \n52--COTTON, INCLUDING YARN AND WOVEN FABRIC THEREOF 6,371,180 \n94--FURNITURE; BEDDING ETC; LAMPS NESOI ETC; PREFAB BD 6,255,272 \n76--ALUMINUM AND ARTICLES THEREOF 5,977,893 \n44--WOOD AND ARTICLES OF WOOD; WOOD CHARCOAL 5,867,086 \n33--ESSENTIAL OILS ETC; PERFUMERY, COSMETIC ETC PREPS 5,516,433 \n08--EDIBLE FRUIT & NUTS; CITRUS FRUIT OR MELON PEEL 5,368,753 \n02--MEAT AND EDIBLE MEAT OFFAL 4,771,190 \n32--TANNING & DYE EXT ETC; DYE, PAINT, PUTTY ETC; INKS 4,756,548 \n49--PRINTED BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS ETC; MANUSCRIPTS ETC 4,667,938 \n47--WOOD PULP ETC; RECOVD (WASTE & SCRAP) PPR & PPRBD 4,621,798 \n95--TOYS, GAMES & SPORT EQUIPMENT; PARTS & ACCESSORIES 4,225,899 \n70--GLASS AND GLASSWARE 3,879,154 \n97--WORKS OF ART, COLLECTORS' PIECES AND ANTIQUES 3,514,577 \n23--FOOD INDUSTRY RESIDUES & WASTE; PREP ANIMAL FEED 3,473,421 \n74--COPPER AND ARTICLES THEREOF 3,435,914 \n21--MISCELLANEOUS EDIBLE PREPARATIONS 3,428,131 \n03--FISH, CRUSTACEANS & AQUATIC INVERTEBRATES 3,307,478 \n83--MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES OF BASE METAL 3,258,373 \n34--SOAP ETC; WAXES, POLISH ETC; CANDLES; DENTAL PREPS 3,231,441 \n82--TOOLS, CUTLERY ETC. OF BASE METAL & PARTS THEREOF 3,201,629 \n37--PHOTOGRAPHIC OR CINEMATOGRAPHIC GOODS 2,889,897 \n31--FERTILIZERS 2,846,078 \n41--RAW HIDES AND SKINS (NO FURSKINS) AND LEATHER 2,785,891 \n61--APPAREL ARTICLES AND ACCESSORIES, KNIT OR CROCHET 2,698,879 \n24--TOBACCO AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO SUBSTITUTES 2,654,865 \n93--ARMS AND AMMUNITION; PARTS AND ACCESSORIES THEREOF 2,309,864 \n22--BEVERAGES, SPIRITS AND VINEGAR 2,258,501 \n20--PREP VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS OR OTHER PLANT PARTS 2,202,464 \n07--EDIBLE VEGETABLES & CERTAIN ROOTS & TUBERS 2,151,307 \n15--ANIMAL OR VEGETABLE FATS, OILS ETC. & WAXES 2,023,416 \n62--APPAREL ARTICLES AND ACCESSORIES, NOT KNIT ETC. 1,877,031 \n54--MANMADE FILAMENTS, INCLUDING YARNS & WOVEN FABRICS 1,866,493 \n26--ORES, SLAG AND ASH 1,790,251 \n89--SHIPS, BOATS AND FLOATING STRUCTURES 1,784,073 \n86--RAILWAY OR TRAMWAY STOCK ETC; TRAFFIC SIGNAL EQUIP 1,762,987 \n19--PREP CEREAL, FLOUR, STARCH OR MILK; BAKERS WARES 1,758,481 \n55--MANMADE STAPLE FIBERS, INCL YARNS & WOVEN FABRICS 1,719,271 \n25--SALT; SULFUR; EARTH & STONE; LIME & CEMENT PLASTER 1,677,795 \n68--ART OF STONE, PLASTER, CEMENT, ASBESTOS, MICA ETC. 1,659,470 \n60--KNITTED OR CROCHETED FABRICS 1,658,579 \n35--ALBUMINOIDAL SUBST; MODIFIED STARCH; GLUE; ENZYMES 1,653,820 \n59--IMPREGNATED ETC TEXT FABRICS; TEX ART FOR INDUSTRY 1,462,902 \n56--WADDING, FELT ETC; SP YARN; TWINE, ROPES ETC. 1,430,737 \n81--BASE METALS NESOI; CERMETS; ARTICLES THEREOF 1,325,320 \n04--DAIRY PRODS; BIRDS EGGS; HONEY; ED ANIMAL PR NESOI 1,181,479 \n96--MISCELLANEOUS MANUFACTURED ARTICLES 1,179,260 \n63--TEXTI
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Its Macroeconomics... its cheaper to produce goods/ services in Mexico as it is a less developed country. \n\n In Mexican a worker gets paid 50 cents per hour (example), whereas in the USA a worker gets $15 an hour and they both do the same job and the same work at the same standard of quality. \n\nLarge corporations in the USA that compete on a global level have to realise the loss of money they have in wages, they move to less developed countries to gain a competitive advantage, so they can produce more of their product for less and hopefully sell it cheaper (not always.... Economies of Scale).\n\n A real life example is General Motors sacking thousands of workers this year that work in their USA manufacturing departments and planning to build a new plant in China.\n\n Giddy Up!!
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in the business world exports usually refer to products that are made in one country and shipped to another for consumption.
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U.S\nImports - commodities:   \nagricultural products 4.9%, industrial supplies 32.9% (crude oil 8.2%), capital goods 30.4% (computers, telecommunications equipment, motor vehicle parts, office machines, electric power machinery), consumer goods 31.8% (automobiles, clothing, medicines, furniture, toys) (2003)  \n\nExports - commodities:   \nagricultural products (soybeans, fruit, corn) 9.2%, industrial supplies (organic chemicals) 26.8%, capital goods (transistors, aircraft, motor vehicle parts, computers, telecommunications equipment) 49.0%, consumer goods (automobiles, medicines) 15.0% (2003)\n\nPs...you can use the CIA's factbook for other countries' info
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Spain, Mexico, Russia, US