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Can countries trade with each other without a Free Trade Agreement?
Yes, Countries can trade with each other without free trade agreement.
What is Interdependent trade?
It is how you rely on other countries to trade with you.
How are trade relations measured?
by what we trade with other countries
Why do countries trade most heavily with countries located close to them?
Because it's easier just going to a closer country than going around the world to a far away countries
Advantages of bilateral trade?
a nation should produce and sell goods to other countries that it produces most efficiently and buy goods produced more efficiently by other countries
How has Canada's geography helped it to establish trade with other countries?
As Canada's largest port, it trades heavily with Asian countries.
Should Britain say sorry for the slave trade?
Yes but so should all the other countries :S
Can countries trade with each other without a Free Trade Agreement?
Yes, Countries can trade with each other without free trade agreement.
Why do you trade with other countries?
we trade with other countries to get goods that we dont have in our country, to keep contact and to make friends with the other countries foe situations in the future
What is Interdependent trade?
It is how you rely on other countries to trade with you.
How are trade relations measured?
by what we trade with other countries
Why do countries trade most heavily with countries located close to them?
Because it's easier just going to a closer country than going around the world to a far away countries
Why you help other countries in trade?
To have a relationship with them otherwise they will not trade with you.
How do governments limit trade with other countries?
Trade Barrier
Advantages of bilateral trade?
a nation should produce and sell goods to other countries that it produces most efficiently and buy goods produced more efficiently by other countries
What does it mean to regulate trade with other countries and among the states?
It means to control the trade with other countries, like Iraq, and other states, such as Massachusetts.
Why do EU countries mostly trade with other EU countries?
Although it doesn't make sense since they're both EU countries... They trade in some parts they trade with other countries, like US or SA ... And so when they get those things they trade with other parts of EU. In other words, they gain new things other parts don't have. So they pretty much trade.
