Foreign trade policy of the Russian Federation

In absolutely any modern state, foreign trade policy is constantly being implemented, which not only brings huge sums of money to the budget, but also establishes friendly relations between the territories separated from each other. This greatly contributes to the promotion of peace throughout the world. Agree, if you have to cooperate for your own good with this or that person, then you absolutely do not want to quarrel with him, to conflict.

The foreign trade policy of the state basically consists in the sale abroad of those resources that are available in excess, and the purchase of what is not enough for the normal existence of the country, as well as its population. You can sell both natural resources and modern scientific achievements. For example, many countries today sell their oil, gas, foodstuffs abroad, but also acquire military and civilian equipment, cloth, computer technologies and so on. That is, not all states can fully provide themselves in all spheres of production. This is precisely why foreign trade policy exists.

It is very good when political leaders of many countries have friendly relations with one another. In this situation, very often they come to a perfectly acceptable price for the goods that are being discussed. Unfortunately, there are situations when one state completely provides services for another, and then, in response, can not offer anything. In such cases, often small countries that have practically no natural resources, are forced to accept all the conditions that they are offered.

Take, for example, the Baltic countries, whose foreign trade policy towards sales depends only on the production of marine canned products. The revenues from such production can not completely cover the costs of acquiring the same gas and oil from the Russian Federation. Such countries have to find a way out of similar situations with difficulty. Basically, they take loans from other states in order to pay off their debts. In principle, in this situation there is a vicious circle in the form of a constant debt and credits.

But do not assume that Russia's foreign trade policy is considered ideal. This state also has to acquire certain resources. For example, everyone knows that in this country is not particularly developed automobile production and manufacturing of modern technical devices, which Russians also have to buy from other countries. These two examples come to mind first. And if you go deeper, you can see a lot of problems. For example, when you come to the market, you get citrus. And where do they come from, because they do not grow here? Naturally, they are bought from those states where the same oranges grow simply on the streets and nobody needs them. On this natural quality of their territories, it is quite possible to earn decent money. The main thing is to establish communication and arrange transportation of this product without any problems.

Thus, we can say that the foreign trade policy of any single state works both in the direction of huge sales, and in the direct purchase of various essential goods. Rich countries are those who earn more than they spend. This is the simplest formula for successful foreign trade. Only in this situation, the talent of political leaders does not always play a major role. Often very important are fertile areas. For example, Saudi Arabia, which no one would have known, if not nineteen percent of all the oil of our planet, which is in the territory of this state.