Over a period of time with the growth in trade activities many trade centres were developed at strategic locations briefly outline any two?
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The growth in trade activities many trade centers
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- Trade-related activities that enable the interchange of goods and services are referred to as auxiliary to trade.
- Transportation, advertising, packaging, warehousing, banking, and communication are only a few of the key trade auxiliary.
- Two business activities that are auxiliary to trading are listed below.
- Banking and finance: The most crucial input in any firm is money.
- Finance is required for purchasing raw materials and paying day-to-day expenses.
- Aside from having the correct amount of money, having it readily available and at a low cost is also critical.
- The demand for financing is enormous in today's world, where the majority of economic activities are undertaken on credit.
- This is because, when things are sold on credit, the monies invested are not realised until the goods are sold.
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