A nation's true gain from international trade lies in its ability to specialize in the production of goods and services where it has a comparative advantage, leading to increased efficiency and productivity. This specialization allows countries to access a broader variety of goods at lower prices, enhancing consumer choice and overall welfare. Additionally, international trade fosters innovation and economic growth by encouraging competition and the exchange of ideas. Ultimately, it creates a more interconnected global economy that benefits all participating nations.
Countries engage in international trade to satisfy the wants or needs of the people.
True
They are paid on international trade only.
The country based theories in the international trade help countries define their true allies when taking place in the international trade.
The country based theories in the international trade help countries define their true allies when taking place in the international trade.
yes
Countries engage in international trade to satisfy the wants or needs of the people.
True
They are paid on international trade only.
The country based theories in the international trade help countries define their true allies when taking place in the international trade.
The country based theories in the international trade help countries define their true allies when taking place in the international trade.
True
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It provided for equal trade rights among nations in China.
True(OW)
True(OW)
International trade, or trade for any matter, is designed to allow certain people, or in this case nations to specialize. Specialization allows companies to produce products for a lower price, and the products are usually of a better quality than otherwise. Also, these nations are able to specialize in something they are good at, and trade for other things they aren't or don't have the resources to produce. For example, China produces a great number of the goods that the United States consumes. They are able to mass-produce these products better than the United States will. So the United States specializes in other products and we trade them for China's. This is of course ignoring the Unites States' immense trade deficit, meaning that the U.S. imports more goods than they export.