International+Trade

**INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND DOMESTIC TRADE** There are two distinctive types of trading that occurs in the world: international trading and domestic trading. Countries must participate in both types of trading to grow and be prosperous.

 "International trade" is an important action that consists about an exchange between countries from different parts of the world to another that can be close or far away. This trade represents an important part of the industrialization development and it helps to increase the bases of globalization.

 "International trade" is necessary because countries can’t improve their quality of life with just their own products. Due to this, it is important for countries to have international trading partners so each can produce what is abundant in their country and trade for items that isn’t as abundant. By doing this, both trading countries improve the living conditions inside of their countries (thanks to the goods and services produced by other countries). An example of this trade is the exchange of money like dollars for bolivars.

 There is another kind of trade named "Domestic trade.” This is defined as "an exchange between different business people/companies that negotiate within specific country borders." This type of trading is easier than international trading because the people speak the same language and live in the same type of society. An example of domestic trade is a supermarket, or “Plaza's”, trading with the farms for fruits and vegetables. It is a fair trade govern by the local government of the country.

 There are two important differences between "International trade and Domestic trade". The first difference is the borders. As I said before, International trade is an exchange without boundaries. The second difference is that the profits can be much greater by international trading. Domestic trade is limited in two ways: 1) the trade is inside of the country’s borders and 2) the profits are somewhat limited.

 Both types of trades are very important for all the countries. The more prosperous countries are usually those who have many international trading partners.



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