Advantages and disadvantages of importing and exporting in / to

Colombia

Import and export is the process by which companies can bring other
countries or markets, items, supplies or raw materials that by their
nature or other factors are not found in our country, can also be
reduced by prices and obtain different qualities

However, many producers and dealers of these, have moved to the

country, this process make a balance in the economy and competition
between Colombian products and inputs and imported ones

Imports of raw materials carry higher, in countries with trade

agreements, the reduction of taxes and barriers has made the
economy of those involved grow in a unanimous way, this commercial
phenomenon not only brings advantages, it also has negative impacts
on the national economy, since national products lose customers, and
therefore utility, thus reducing production and the creation of
companies that do not have the resources to mobilize these
international products. However, it has room to force Entrepreneurs
compete with innovations and creations that also bring growth, a
feedback process is observed in the Colombian economy.

But the import not only has these aspects, it also has an impact on
inflation, and on the social aspect of a certain group of people, the
behavior of the sense of belonging is something that is linked to
consumption, consumption that classifies people that consume a
product, these are collateral effects of an emerging economy and with
ups and downs in a society in formation like the Colombian one,

From the macroeconomic point of view, export means having more

income and this means that the trade balance is positive and the Per
Capita Income increases, that is, the amount of money per capita is
greater.
The disadvantage is that many quality products are sent abroad,
having lower quality products in the country (as occurs with the
maquiladoras) and their customers also bet on the international market
in the absence of good product offerings.