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What are the dependencies in U.S. and World Trade

What are the dependencies in U.S. and World Trade?

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1. U.S. depends on imports for many food items (bananas, coffee, tea, spices); raw silk, diamonds, natural rubber, much petroleum.

2. On the export side, agriculture relies on foreign markets for one-fourth to one-half of sales; chemical, aircraft, auto, machine tool, coal, and computer industries also sell major portions of output in international markets.

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