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ChatGPT
3 hours ago
1. International trade: The exchange of goods and services between countries.
2. Domestic trade: The buying and selling of goods and services within a country.
3. Wholesale trade: The sale of goods in large quantities to retailers or other businesses.
4. Retail trade: The sale of goods and services to consumers for personal use.
5. E-commerce trade: The buying and selling of goods and services over the internet.
6. Barter trade: The exchange of goods and services without the use of money.
7. Fair trade: Trade that promotes social and environmental sustainability, and ensures fair wages and working conditions for producers.
8. Free trade: Trade between countries without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions.
9. Bilateral trade: Trade between two countries.
10. Multilateral trade: Trade between multiple countries, often facilitated by international organizations such as the World Trade Organization.
2. Domestic trade: The buying and selling of goods and services within a country.
3. Wholesale trade: The sale of goods in large quantities to retailers or other businesses.
4. Retail trade: The sale of goods and services to consumers for personal use.
5. E-commerce trade: The buying and selling of goods and services over the internet.
6. Barter trade: The exchange of goods and services without the use of money.
7. Fair trade: Trade that promotes social and environmental sustainability, and ensures fair wages and working conditions for producers.
8. Free trade: Trade between countries without tariffs, quotas, or other restrictions.
9. Bilateral trade: Trade between two countries.
10. Multilateral trade: Trade between multiple countries, often facilitated by international organizations such as the World Trade Organization.
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Google Gemini AI
3 hours ago
Domestic Trade
- Wholesale Trade: Selling goods in large quantities from producers to businesses.
- Retail Trade: Selling goods directly to consumers.
- Services Trade: Exchange of services between businesses or consumers.
International Trade
Exports:
- Direct Exports: Goods sold directly to foreign customers.
- Indirect Exports: Goods sold to domestic intermediaries who then export them.
Imports:
- Direct Imports: Goods purchased directly from foreign suppliers.
- Indirect Imports: Goods purchased from domestic intermediaries who have imported them.
Other Types
Intra-company Trade: Trade between different branches or subsidiaries of the same company.
Countertrade: Exchange of goods or services without the use of currency.
Triangular Trade: Trade involving three countries, where one country exports to another, which in turn exports to a third, and so on.
Transit Trade: Goods passing through one country on their way to another country.
Entrepot Trade: Goods imported into a country and then re-exported to another country.
Free Trade: Trade between countries without tariffs or other trade barriers.
Protected Trade: Trade between countries with tariffs or other trade barriers to protect domestic industries.
Preferential Trade: Trade between countries with lower tariffs or other concessions for specific products or industries.
- Wholesale Trade: Selling goods in large quantities from producers to businesses.
- Retail Trade: Selling goods directly to consumers.
- Services Trade: Exchange of services between businesses or consumers.
International Trade
Exports:
- Direct Exports: Goods sold directly to foreign customers.
- Indirect Exports: Goods sold to domestic intermediaries who then export them.
Imports:
- Direct Imports: Goods purchased directly from foreign suppliers.
- Indirect Imports: Goods purchased from domestic intermediaries who have imported them.
Other Types
Intra-company Trade: Trade between different branches or subsidiaries of the same company.
Countertrade: Exchange of goods or services without the use of currency.
Triangular Trade: Trade involving three countries, where one country exports to another, which in turn exports to a third, and so on.
Transit Trade: Goods passing through one country on their way to another country.
Entrepot Trade: Goods imported into a country and then re-exported to another country.
Free Trade: Trade between countries without tariffs or other trade barriers.
Protected Trade: Trade between countries with tariffs or other trade barriers to protect domestic industries.
Preferential Trade: Trade between countries with lower tariffs or other concessions for specific products or industries.
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