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Chapter 21, Problem 7DQ
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To explain:Â The factors influencing the business firms of U.S. to go overseas.
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International Trade:
International trade is conducted beyond the boundaries of a nation. It is the exchange of goods, services and capital across various nations. It is a significant representation of the GDP of a country.
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