With annual commodity exports Short-term international tourists (tourism exports) to
of $248 billion, Australia is the
Australia rose from 40,000 movements in 1950 to one
24th largest export economy in
million by 1984 to 2.4 million by 1990 to more than
the world. Iron ore accounts for
19.4% of Australia's overall annual
9.2 million by 1990.
exports.
Australia Imports by Country
China: US$89.2 billion (32.7% of total
China $56.95B
Australian exports)
United States $26.23B
Japan: $24.4 billion (9%)
Japan $15.47B
South Korea: $13.6 billion (5%)
United Kingdom: $10.4 billion (3.8%)
United States: $10 billion (3.7%)
Machinery including computers: US$30.7 billion
(14.3% of total imports)
Mineral fuels including oil: $27.1 billion (12.7%)
Vehicles: $26.7 billion (12.5%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: $24.5 billion (11.5%)
of $248 billion, Australia is the
Australia rose from 40,000 movements in 1950 to one
24th largest export economy in
million by 1984 to 2.4 million by 1990 to more than
the world. Iron ore accounts for
19.4% of Australia's overall annual
9.2 million by 1990.
exports.
Australia Imports by Country
China: US$89.2 billion (32.7% of total
China $56.95B
Australian exports)
United States $26.23B
Japan: $24.4 billion (9%)
Japan $15.47B
South Korea: $13.6 billion (5%)
United Kingdom: $10.4 billion (3.8%)
United States: $10 billion (3.7%)
Machinery including computers: US$30.7 billion
(14.3% of total imports)
Mineral fuels including oil: $27.1 billion (12.7%)
Vehicles: $26.7 billion (12.5%)
Electrical machinery, equipment: $24.5 billion (11.5%)
