Economy, asked by shrijal70, 1 year ago

difference between foreign trade and foreign investment in three points​

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Answered by tanqiwen51
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Foreign trade is the exchange of goods and services (derived from the domestic sector: government, business, household) with the domestic sector of another country. Trade is the exchange of imports and exports between countries: goods and services are exported from a country, while different goods and services—from other countries—are imported into that country. Foreign trade of this sort has been thriving throughout time.

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Answered by nainaram79
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It exports certain things to other countries. ... Import, export of goods and services is known as foreign trade. A developing economy lacks domestic capital. So it in vies and encourages flow of foreign capital into the country. Such foreign capital is known as foreign investment.
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