Mandy96
Valued Contributor
Trading is a good business and believe me when I say that it is being done both home and abroad, both locally and internationally, as a matter of fact, it is being done by both private and public sector. It is the way it is. Take it or leave it. Doing it can be in different forms to the extent that you can ever imagine sometimes.
Well speaking of the thread’s topic which happens to be about the difference between the home trade and foreign trade.
For starter. Home trade is being done locally within a nation and it goes widely within the same country. For example, the trades that are being done between two companies in the same country can be called a local trade or home trade
But when it goes beyond or outside the country then it can be called a foreign trade, e.g Nigeria trading petroleum with other countries like the United States of America is a typical example in the sense that they get to buy the natural resources you have with a huge sum of money which goes around, and even sometimes, it leads to aids to trades between the two nations whereby they will get to exchange what they have to get what they want from each other..
Well speaking of the thread’s topic which happens to be about the difference between the home trade and foreign trade.
For starter. Home trade is being done locally within a nation and it goes widely within the same country. For example, the trades that are being done between two companies in the same country can be called a local trade or home trade
But when it goes beyond or outside the country then it can be called a foreign trade, e.g Nigeria trading petroleum with other countries like the United States of America is a typical example in the sense that they get to buy the natural resources you have with a huge sum of money which goes around, and even sometimes, it leads to aids to trades between the two nations whereby they will get to exchange what they have to get what they want from each other..