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Answered by A1231
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Need for International Trade:

In today's global economy, international trade is at the heart of development. Nations—developed or underdeveloped—trade with each other because trade is mutually beneficial. In other words, the basic motivation of trade is the gain or benefit that accrues to nations

Answered by vaishnavishirke2609
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In today's global economy, international trade is at the heart of development. Nations—developed or underdeveloped—trade with each other because trade is mutually beneficial. In other words, the basic motivation of trade is the gain or benefit that accrues to nations.

Make use of abundant raw materials

Some countries are naturally abundant in raw materials – oil (Qatar), metals, fish (Iceland), Congo (diamonds) Butter (New Zealand). Without trade, these countries would not benefit from the natural endowments of raw materials.

2. Comparative advantage

The theory of comparative advantage states that countries should specialise in those goods where they have a relatively lower opportunity cost. Even if one country can produce two goods at a lower absolute cost – doesn’t mean they should produce everything.

3. Greater choice for consumers

New trade theory places less emphasis on comparative advantage and relative input costs. New trade theory states that in the real world, a driving factor behind the trade is giving consumers greater choice of differentiated products.

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