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What are the main products exported by Bolivia?

• Coffee, textiles, electronics

• Wheat, cotton, rubber

• Natural gas, minerals (zinc, silver), soybeans, quinoa

• Fish, fruits, dairy

Which country is the largest importer of Bolivian goods?

• Brazil

• Chile

• Peru

• Argentina

What percentage of Bolivia's GDP is derived from exports?

• 25%

• 30%

• 15%

• 45%

Name one key agricultural export of Bolivia.

• Potatoes

• Coffee

• Quinoa

• Soybeans

What are the primary goods imported by Bolivia?

• Textiles, electronics, agricultural products

• Pharmaceuticals, foodstuffs, furniture

• Machinery, vehicles, petroleum products, chemicals

• Clothing, jewelry, toys

How does Bolivia's trade balance typically appear?

• Typically a trade deficit.

• Consistently high exports exceeding imports.

• Typically a trade surplus.

• Balanced trade with no deficit or surplus.

What is the role of the National Customs Authority in Bolivia?

• The National Customs Authority is responsible for issuing driver's licenses in Bolivia.

• The National Customs Authority manages public transportation in Bolivia.

• The National Customs Authority regulates imports and exports, enforces customs laws, collects tariffs, and prevents smuggling in Bolivia.

• The National Customs Authority oversees agricultural production in Bolivia.

What are the main regulations governing imports in Bolivia?

• Customs Law, Foreign Trade Law, and National Customs Authority regulations.

• Import Tariff Act

• Trade Agreement Act

• International Trade Regulations

How does Bolivia's geographical location affect its trade?

• Bolivia's location allows for easy access to international markets.

• Bolivia's landlocked status increases trade costs and complicates logistics.

• Bolivia's coastal access boosts its trade efficiency.

• Bolivia's geographical location has no impact on trade.

What is the significance of the Andean Community for Bolivia's trade?

• It eliminates tariffs on all imports to Bolivia.

• It restricts Bolivia's trade with non-member countries.

• It has no impact on Bolivia's economic policies.

• The Andean Community is significant for Bolivia's trade as it offers preferential trade agreements and economic integration with member countries.