I take it you mean the difference between "international trade" and "international business". This is really just the difference between "trade" and "business" :- - trade is technically the exchange of good for money or other good. - business is the whole spectrum of dealings in which people and companies engage - it is generally boiled down to the exchange of goods and services for money or other goods or services. So a manufacturer of something is engaged in trade, the lawyers and Accountants who supply that manufacturer their services are engaged in business - and it doesn't matter if it all happens within one country or if it is international - nowadays a company's accounts might well be handled by someone in a different country.
internal trade is business within the country while international country is business outside the country
Internal trade mean within ones country. International trade mean All over the world. There are much to gain by moving international with ones products as the market will be a lot greater. Regards.
International trade is the exchange of goods and services between different countries.
Internal trade mean within ones country. International trade mean All over the world. There are much to gain by moving international with ones products as the market will be a lot greater. Regards.
International trade is trade between people or businesses in different countries. Local trade is trade between businesses and individuals in the same local area.
international trade declined at this time because of fighting between the state,foreing trade remained high,specially on the coats
The similarities between domestic and internal trade is that both entail the factors of production like land, labor and capital. In both cases money is involved.
The importance of international trade is that it expands markets for various countries and provides resources to the others. This will promote interaction between different countries.
Internal trade is commerce within a country (or other political subdivision).
International trade is trade between two or more countries, while external is a trade in another country.
1.Relations among "sovereign" is different from interregional trade 2. Different internal economic policies 3. Currencies difference 4. Product VS factor mobility
Internal Trade: Trade takes place between different individuals and firms within the same nation. Labour and capital move freely from one region to another. There will be free flow of goods and services since there are no restrictions. There is only one common currency. The physical and geographical conditions of a country are more or less similar. Trade and financial regulations are more or less the same. International Trade Trade takes place between different individuals and firms in different countries. Labour and capital do not move easily from one nation to another. Goods and services do not easily move from one country to another since there are a number of restrictions like tariff and quota. There are different currencies. There are differences in physical and geographical conditions of the two countries. Trade and financial regulations such as interest rate, trade laws differ between countries. Differences are pronounced in political affiliations, habits and customs of the people and government policies.