Bahaw (2011) implies that import levels are indirectly affected by a nation’s capacity to produce; the less they are able to produce, the more they import. He further explains that domestic production is limited by a country’s available natural, capital (physical and human) and labour resources, as well as its technological advancements. If these resources are exhausted, once demand still exists, consumers must turn to foreign markets. University of Minnesota (2016) supports Bahaw, stating that while demand for computers exists around the world, there are few places with the high-tech capital equipment to produce them.