A US merchant purchases wine from a vineyard outside of Paris. The wine is transported to...
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An export would be reported by France only.
Note: export is the value of goods and service produced by one nation and purchased by other nation.
The wine is produced by France and sold to United States. So, it is export of wine from France to United States.
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