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                                                    England: Dependent or Independent?

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                                                    England: Dependent or Independent?

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In my opinion, I think England's country trade is dependent on other countries. The reason why I think so is because England has more things exported out than imported. Eventually, England may start to run out of a certain resource they might need in order to create materials to export. Since they export a lot of different things, they would be needing a lot of certain resources in order to create more. Eventually, those resources will run out.
Also, England might not have as many of a certain item, for example, machinery. They might not be capable of creating as much machinery as the amount that is being imported. So, England may also need to depend on other countries who make a lot of machinery to import them so that they have as much as they need.
England also has a good relationship with many of its main trading partners around the world. If England were to never take part in trade, then their relationships with its trading partners most likely wouldn't be as strong as they are now.
If England never traded with the other countries, I think England and its economy wouldn't be able to survive for long. Even though England still has many resources and important materials, they still need to depend on other countries for important resources that they lack.
In conclusion, I strongly believe that England is a dependent country.

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Some of the trade agreements England is involved in are:
East African Countries- Interim Economic Partnership Agreement (IEPA)
Singapore and Vietnam- Free Trade Agreements (FTA)
West Africa- Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA

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England's main exports are manufactured goods, fuels, chemicals, machinery, food, beverages, fish, metals, ships,chemicals and paper products . Some of their main imports are also manufactured goods, machinery, fuels, and food.

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Modern England has many trading partners, but their major ones are the United States, Germany, France, Netherlands, Spain, Belgium and Ireland

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There are many natural resources of modern England Their main resources now are oil and gas, but it usually varies in different cities, states and countries

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The main trading partners of Medieval London were France, Germany, and many other different cities in Europe.

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Medieval London's main and most important export was wool, but they also had other exports such as wine, cloth and wax. Their main imports also included wine, along with a few luxury fruits such as grapes and figs.

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Back in the medieval times of London, trading was very important for the city and for its economy. In order to make trades, people mainly accessed the city through sea. Many ships and boats used a river called the 'Fleet River' for exporting or importing trade material. The Fleet River is the largest river in London, and it is approximately 4 miles long