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Difference between interregional and international trade

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Answered by Anonymous
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interregional trade is domestic or internal trade. International trade on the other hand, is trade between two nations or countries. A controversy has been going on among economists whether there is any difference between interregional or domestictrade and international trade.
Answered by bratislava
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Interregional trade is within national orders and international trade is beyond national borders.

Explanation:

  • Trade is the exchange of goods and services. The difference between international and interregional trade is seen in the immobility of capital and labour.
  • As labor and capital cannot move freely from one country to another they can do so within the country. Different currencies, each country has a distinct set of currencies such as India has rupee.
  • Restrictions on trade that is a trade are not free and have duties and fixed quotas. Transport and insurance costs the greater the distance between the nations the greater is the cost.

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