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Exports and Imports
France imports many things, so in turn they must export as much to balance out the cost. They export agricultural items and processed foods, automobiles, other vehicles, and vehicle parts, and their famous wine. They trade with Germany, Italy, Belgium, Luxembourg, the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, The Netherlands, and the U.S. They also trade with Switzerland, Japan, Norway, Sweden, and Saudi Arabia. They have many trading partners, which puts their economy in a great place. They also need to import many things as well to balance out their economy. So they import energy supplies and industrial minerals. They also depend on their tourism to bring them some recognition. Paris is the biggest tourism attraction because of all the stores and buildings to see.

Different Technology
France has tried to make a variety of technological changes because of the technological changes going on in the world. They want to decrease the dependency on Paris. There is a lot of transportation going through Paris, and France wants to not have to depend on Paris so much. they also are doing this because their earlier forms of technology are starting to become obsolete. They used to rely on the railways back in the 1900's, but seeing as trains are rarely used, mostly for transportation purposes, they have to find some other sort of technology. They have now started to rely on newspapers around the country. they have t.v. channels that broadcast educational, and cultural programs to people around the country.

Transportation
France has begun a new age in transportation for their country. They have, as stated above, have been working on a way to get people going all over the country without going through Paris all the time. they feel that they are dependent on Paris because every form of transportation is going through there. Since the 1960's they have been constructing a "super highway" system. Their air system has flourished as well. They have many airports around the country that allow people to go all around. They still count on their railways. They use them to transport people to different cities that are close to each other, rather than flying, they can enjoy a nice train ride. They also have ferry's that are accessible and can be used to sail down toe Seine River or one of France's numerous rivers.

Exports and Imports
The United Arab Emirates export and Import a few things. They only export about one thing. They export Petroleum. They import Machinery, consumer goods, foodstuffs. They im ==== port from Japan, U.S., UK., W.Germany, Bahrain. They export to Japan, U.S., France, Spain, Netherlands. Their economy is stable and at a good position. Abu Dhabi and Dubai are among the cities that have a good standard of Living. Their oil production is key to their living.

Different Technology
Places of the United Arab Emirates are beginning to build different things into their cities. For example, in Dubai, they have built a place called the DIFC, which is supposed to be a stock exchange sort of deal. They already have created a Development and Investment Authority, which will focus it's time on furthering technology and communication. The UAE also have a very successful telecommunications systems. Since their traffic problem was becoming a nuisance, they were working on building some more roads so that it makes the driving times more efficient. They don't have a lot of public transportation, so they were working on building a transit system as well. ====

Transportation
In the United Arab Emirates, they are somewhat unlike other Arab countries. They allow women to drive. They have signs along the road that are in Arab and in English. They have a very nice police force, but they are also inflexible and forceful. Another unusual thing would have to be the camels just casually walking along the streets. They are a hazard, but there are postings that say to be careful where you drive because camels are walking. In Dubai, they have somewhat of a traffic problem, but they aren't yet calling it a major problem.