Presentation for economic
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We all know Australia is very rich in resources and energy. China is Australia’s largest resources and energy market, with exports worth over $88 billion in 2013-14. including iron ore, gold, crude petroleum oils, and liquefied natural gas and bauxite China’s demand for high-quality beef is growing rapidly, driven by a growing middle class. beef will be the fastest-growing import sector in China.
Australian beef exports to China totalling worth $ 787 million in 2013. This was up from 93,000 tonnes (worth $ 408 million) the previous year – more than a 73 per cent increase in 12 months.
Australia has a high international education. There fore china is already Australia’s largest education services export market, worth $4.1 billion in 2013-14.
Australian higher education providers will benefit from improved recognition by prospective Chinese students, enabling them greater access to China’s higher education market.
. China has high ratio of working age with cheap labour, China is also known as the world's factory, so it takes advantage of the manufacturing industries. Therefore, China exports mainly clothing, telecommunications equipment and components, computers, toys, prams and sporting equipment.[16]

Japan is a very important market and supplier for Australia.
Japan is Australia’s largest market for beef, with exports totalling $1.4 billion in 2013-14 and we are their largest supplier
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In 2013, Australia's major exports to Japan included LNG (estimated at approximately $14 billion), coal ($13.7 billion), iron ore ($9.6 billion), beef ($1.4 billion), and copper ores and concentrates ($1.3 billion On the other side of the trade ledger, in 2013, Japan was Australia's third-largest source of imports. Major imports from Japan included passenger vehicles ($6.7 billion), refined petroleum ($3.4 billion), goods vehicles ($1.2 billion), and rubber tyres, treads and tubes ($0.7 billion