Chapter 19: Q 13. (page 461)
What is intra-industry trade?
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The exchange of similar products belonging to the same industry is known as intra-industry trade.
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Chapter 19: Q 13. (page 461)
What is intra-industry trade?
The exchange of similar products belonging to the same industry is known as intra-industry trade.
Trade refers to the exchange of goods, services and capital. When this exchnage takes place between different countries, it is known as international trade.
The exchange of similar products belonging to the same industry is known as intra-industry trade. In other words, import and export of same type of products. Intra-industry trade allows firms to learn and innovate on products.
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