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A person who buys and sells goods to make money is an entrepreneur. They have created a business that will hopefully generate profits.
A service buys another service's goods and sells it to people.
A trader is someone who purchases or sells, voluntarily swap of goods and services. A consumer is a person, organisation or a business that buys goods and services.
consumers
When one country buys more goods from another country than it sells to that country, it results in a trade deficit for the purchasing country. This means that the country is importing more than it is exporting, leading to an outflow of domestic currency to foreign markets. Over time, persistent trade deficits can affect the country's economy, potentially leading to depreciation of its currency and increased foreign debt. Conversely, the exporting country benefits from a trade surplus, which can strengthen its economy.
someone who sells goods someone who sells goods Supply and Demand.
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A person who buys and sells goods to make money is an entrepreneur. They have created a business that will hopefully generate profits.
An antiques dealer.
man buys,sells and distributes goods and services
Supermarket
There's several possible answers to that, but I think "broker" might be the best word.
A buyer is one who purchases goods, consumes goods, and sells goods. An example of a buyer would be a retail store. A consumer is one who buys goods for themselves. An example of a consumer is a customer of a retail store.
A wholesaler is basically the 'origin' (manufacturer, etc.) of goods. The distributor is the person or business who buys goods from the wholesaler and sells goods to a dealer. A dealer is the person or business who sells goods to the public (me and you).
It can, but normally a trading company buys and sells (trades) goods manufactured by others.
A merchant is a person who buys and sells large quantities of goods. An Italian merchant is a merchant from Italy.
A service buys another service's goods and sells it to people.