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When jamie, a u.s. citizen, purchases a wool jacket made in ireland, the purchase is a. neither an export nor an import for either country. b. a u.s. import and an irish export. c. a u.s. export and an
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When jamie, a u.s. citizen, purchases a wool jacket made in ireland, the purchase is

a. neither an export nor an import for either country.
b. a u.s. import and an irish export.
c. a u.s. export and an irish import.
d. both a u.s. and irish import?

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I believe it is B because it is brought into to the us and shipped out of Ireland.
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