Give data on their imported and exported products, with specific detail on the products imported and exported from and to the country selectedWhat specific products are traded with each other? There will likely be several products that dominate the accounts give information on their trading regulations, tariffs, and import quota, with specific emphasis on these aspects as they relate to the US and CHina and summary information on major international trade agreements and quotas. As well as Give data on their exchange rate history, with specific data on the exchange rate between the two countries.calculate the historical exchange rate between the two countries. You should then convert the quoted exchange rates, which will likely have the USD or the EURO as the base currency, to a direct terms quote (the price of one unit of the other country's currency in LC prices) relative to each other. One country's quote will be the inverse of the other's. Your coursework shows you how this is gathered.You should describe each country's approach to trade. Is it relatively open or closed? What trade agreements have been enacted, modified, or canceled in the last 10 years? Has the country been relatively protectionist (numerous or high trade quotas or tariffs) or open (few or low trade quotas or tariffs)? If protectionist, has it been concentrated in a few products or many? You should describe this in terms of products affected. If possible, you should correlate the degree of openness or protectionism with trade numbers.A description of the trends in the major trading product categories, showing year over year or quarter over quarter.

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