Nicaragua'S Clothing, Household Appliances And Other Consumer Goods All Rely On Imports.

In 2010, the main products imported from Nigeria were petroleum, pharmaceutical preparations, passenger cars, telephone sets, mobile phones, motor vehicles, rice and fertilizers for carrying motor vehicles.

In addition to the import of oil for power generation and fuel use, intermediate goods such as machinery and spare parts for industrial production and fertilizer for agriculture are also the main products imported from Nigeria.

In addition, because of the shortage of agricultural products in Nepal, rice, wheat, corn and other crops still need to be imported from abroad to supply domestic market demand.

To other consumer goods, such as footwear, clothing, pharmaceuticals, household appliances, etc., because of the underdeveloped industries in the country, it also imports from neighboring countries. Total imports of Nigeria in 2010 amounted to 65% of gross domestic product. Import of foreign trade The dependence is very high.

Analysis of the import structure of Nigeria in 2010 was highly dependent on fuel based thermal power generation. The total oil imports accounted for 18.1% of the total import structure. Secondly, the proportion of pharmaceutical preparations was 8.3% of the value of imports because of their dependence on foreign supply, and the rest of the more important import items were vehicle laden vehicles in sequence.

Pesticides, fungicides, weeding agents; minibus, telephone or mobile phones and rice and so on, indicating the lack of basic industry and the lack of basic industry in Nei Livelihood manufacturing industry All agricultural, fishery, animal husbandry and processing equipment and raw materials and even consumer goods depend on imports. Therefore, under the situation of rising international crude oil, raw materials and grain and farm food prices, it is inevitable to encounter structural long-term problems. Foreign trade deficit The total annual foreign trade surplus of Nigeria totaled 2 billion 553 million 100 thousand US dollars, which is 35.4% higher than that of US $1 billion 886 million 200 thousand in 2009.