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Exports
import trade is when a country sells goods and services to other countries and they are paid in foreign currency
Export - selling goods out of the country/region (for example a country produces metal structures and sells them to the neighboring country) Import - purchasing goods in (for example a country needs to purchase grain because their own produce does not cover the needs)
That is called an export.
A service buys another service's goods and sells it to people.
Exports
Exports
Export means, literally, "to carry out." Usually it means to send goods out of the country, but it has other uses, such as exporting a file from an application on a computer.
someone who sells goods someone who sells goods Supply and Demand.
cunsumer to consumer
The difference in value of goods that a country sells abroad compared to those it purchases from other countries.
import trade is when a country sells goods and services to other countries and they are paid in foreign currency
Export - selling goods out of the country/region (for example a country produces metal structures and sells them to the neighboring country) Import - purchasing goods in (for example a country needs to purchase grain because their own produce does not cover the needs)
That is called an export.
Domestic trade is basically when countries trade or sell a good internally. This means that if a country produces a good (say wheat, for example) and only trades or sells this good within the boundaries of the country. Foreign trade is a country trading or selling their domestic goods with another country.
A service buys another service's goods and sells it to people.
A service buys another service's goods and sells it to people.