FISHS

Burma has a large trade deficit that has also crippled its economic growth. In 2007, the country imported 18,250 bbl/day and exported only 2,200 bbl/day of oil. The total overall imports rose to $3.555 billion in 2009, from $3.388 billion in 2008 (excluding the import of smuggled products). The total overall exports fell to $6.504 billion in 2009, from $6.677 billion in 2008 (excluding export of smuggled products).

PULSES AND BEANS 

Burma has a large trade deficit that has also crippled its economic growth. In 2007, the country imported 18,250 bbl/day and exported only 2,200 bbl/day of oil. The total overall imports rose to $3.555 billion in 2009, from $3.388 billion in 2008 (excluding the import of smuggled products). The total overall exports fell to $6.504 billion in 2009, from $6.677 billion in 2008 (excluding export of smuggled products).

MEATS

Burma has a large trade deficit that has also crippled its economic growth. In 2007, the country imported 18,250 bbl/day and exported only 2,200 bbl/day of oil. The total overall imports rose to $3.555 billion in 2009, from $3.388 billion in 2008 (excluding the import of smuggled products). The total overall exports fell to $6.504 billion in 2009, from $6.677 billion in 2008 (excluding export of smuggled products).

Fire Extinguisher

Burma has a large trade deficit that has also crippled its economic growth. In 2007, the country imported 18,250 bbl/day and exported only 2,200 bbl/day of oil. The total overall imports rose to $3.555 billion in 2009, from $3.388 billion in 2008 (excluding the import of smuggled products). The total overall exports fell to $6.504 billion in 2009, from $6.677 billion in 2008 (excluding export of smuggled products).