Nowadays, there is an increasing rate of
that are importing goods to ensure that their citizens will have
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sufficient food
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to support their daily essentials. Because of
, some people believe that
should be self-sufficient in their
production and
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demand commodities
as
in another country as little as possible.
, it is uncertain to other
,
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economic implications are certain. To commence with, in a few
, imported goods are simply a form of luxury, but
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those nations where it is a way of survival.
, Middle Eastern
,
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not able to produce rice crops, because of the extreme weather,
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availability of healthy soil for farming to produce rice grains which is a basic necessity is uncertain. In
case, they have to import to other nearby
which will be suitable for their demands, some
like India, Pakistan and Egypt.
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modern technology these days
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certainly well developed, wherein it
allows to
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with lesser water requirements.
, it would be inhumane to starve citizens in
who are not able to produce enough fundamental needs.
, most of the
would be better served through vibrant
cultivation and production industries. The economic result is twofold. First , farming, poultry and meat industries will
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to hire farmers and meatpacking workers to be able to meet the large demands of crops and meat all over the world.
, these workers will
contribute to the local economy by buying goods and services. In return, trading with international
conglomerates will boost the country's inflation income.
, with an exception in extreme cases,
should import fewer
products to better serve their citizens economically.
, as much as importing foods is necessary to support the basic needs of the nations, it should not supersede the local production.