This is really like asking whether a broken arm or a broken leg is better. Trade deficits are bad, m'kay? If you have one, you have to borrow money to pay for the things you import (because you get money by selling goods to other countries), your citizens don't have as much work as they could, and Another Country gets rich at your expense. A trade surplus is bad too. If you have one, the country you have it with might implement protective tariffs to slow down your exports and encourage its countrymen to start factories to make the things you're exporting to them. The ideal situation is balanced trade--importing no more than you export.
It has a surplus in trade of invisibles, and a deficit in trade of visibles.
Germany currently has a trade surplus. COOL HUH !
Trade deficit
surplus Quantify the surplus amount as in March 2011
In 2011 they had a surplus of about 13 billion
It has a surplus in trade of invisibles, and a deficit in trade of visibles.
Germany currently has a trade surplus. COOL HUH !
Trade deficit
deficit
their trade surplus
The USA has a trade deficit.
A trade surplus because of their auto exports.
surplus Quantify the surplus amount as in March 2011
In 2011 they had a surplus of about 13 billion
The Bureau of the Census records indicated that in 2004, the United States had a trade deficit with each of its four largest trading partners.
No, Germany has a balance of payments surplus.
trade surplus is better than trade deficit because it entails a better balance of payments (BOP) while trade deficit entails poor balance of payments.trade surplus also implies that exports exceed imports.When a nation has a trade surplus, it has control over the majority of its own currency. This causes a reduction of risk for another nation selling this currency, which causes a drop in its value. When the currency loses value, it makes it more expensive to purchase imports, causing an even a greater imbalance.a trade deficit usualy has adverse effects on an economy especialy on the markets