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This 3 page paper considers Italy in terms of globalization and international trade. The paper looks at the goods that are imported and exported and identifies the import and export partners. The bibliography cites 2 sources.
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File: TS14_TEitalyie.rtf
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prior to this and has always played an important role in global affairs and trade. As a part of The European Union (EU) Italy is involved in a high level
of importing and exporting. The EU is a free trade area so trading within this arena is free of any tariffs and other barriers to trade. The trading with
the world is not new, as Rome, the capital of Italy is also the home of Vatican City, the home of the Pope, for many centuries the city has seen
many international travellers come and go, trading wears and making purchases on their way as well as bring goods as gifts. This means that Italy had had many centuries of
espouse to complex international trade. Prior to being the home of the Pope this was also the centre of the Roman empire, one of the first global empires which
sought to extend power from east to west and which undertook a high level of trade, For example, the Roman Empire would import oysters from Britain, sending them packed in
ice over land. With a heritage like this international trade can be seen as a part of the history and culture. If we look at imports and exports today
we can argue that the way in which Italy undertakes international trade is a reflection of its current situation with the majority of trade being undertaken with other EU partners.
This may be partly due to the fact the existence of the free trade area. However, it is also due to the traditional trade patterns due to the geographical location,
the majority of international trade is with nearby countries. If we look at exports firstly, these amounted to $336.4 billion when accounted for as free on board (CIA, 2005).
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