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The England is part of the Brexit. England used to be part of the European Union (EU), but voted to leave. They are trying to negotiate trade deals with the European Union. England has a trade agreement with the United states and Canada.

5.  England had left the European Union, so right now they are trying to negotiate trade deals with different groups like the European Union.

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What is London's Main Import and Export?

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What is London's Main Import and Export?

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England has many main industries that is improving their economy. Things like banking and finance, steel, transport equipment, tourism, gas and oil. As of 2015 England has found oil that could acclimate to 100 billion barrels of oil. UKOG said that 100 billion barrels could potentially be underground, but another 5 billions could be extracted so in total England could have a total of 15 billion barrels of oil. This would be very good for England's economy.

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When it comes to construction England has got a lot of natural resources for that too. England has access to natural materials like sand, gravel, crushed rock, clay, and salt which are used in the construction industry.

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England has a lot of natural resources that are primarily used for energy. In the 1980’s England discovered petroleum and natural gas reserves in the North Sea. This changed England’s energy production a lot. Petroleum and natural gas is a cheaper alternative to coal.

As of 2014 the amount of coal has decreased, they are only producing one fifth of what it was in the 1900’s. England has an abundance of coal, and has been mining coal for over 300 years. For most of the 19th and 20th century coal was England’s richest natural resource. Coal is very expensive to mine in England and in other countries it is very easy to produce coal, so the mines in England have closed.

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London’s main trade partners were Italy and Spain. In the middle ages England was at war with France, so England had to import to other countries.

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London had a multitude of people. After the black death the English agricultural economy was depressed, but the growth in the cloth trade and manufacturing. In order to improve their production of products London turned their streets into a complex system of guilds. They had different streets for the production of different products.

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London imported materials like silks, spices and cloth from Asia. The exported materials such as wool, and cloth. The London markets were also providing luxury products such as gems, spices, fur, and foreign weapons. London was England’s most important port during the 14th century.

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The trade route in London was part of what is called the Silk Road. This was a combination of road and sea routes, to import and export items. A lot of the routes would have been sea, because England is an island and in that time it was a lot more expensive to transport items.