Several
factors influence a country's export levels, including:
1. Production Capacity: The ability to produce goods in
surplus to domestic needs.
2. Economic Policies: Government policies on trade
tariffs, subsidies, and regulations.
3. Exchange Rates: Fluctuations in currency values can
make exports cheaper or more expensive.
4. Market Demand: The demand for specific goods in
international markets.
5. Trade Agreements: Bilateral and multilateral
agreements that facilitate or restrict trade.
6. Transportation and Logistics: The efficiency and cost of shipping
goods internationally.