`"Net Exports" = E - I `

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The Net Exports calculator computes the difference between the exports and imports.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the preferred currency units and enter the following:

• (E) This is the total Exports
• (I) This is the total Imports

Net Exports:  The calculator return the net exports in U.S. dollars (USD).  However, other currency units are available (e.g. Swiss Franc) via the pull-down menus.  The currency exchange rates are updated approximately every two minutes.

Definition of Terms:

Exports are the value of domestically produced goods and services that sold overseas by a country.

Imports are foreign-produced goods and services that are sold domestically in a country.

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Resource:

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