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Differentiate between International trade and International business.



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Points of difference

International trade

International business

Definition

International trade refers to the exchange of goods and services across the international boundaries of countries.

International business includes movement of capital, personnel, technology and intellectual property such as trademarks, know-how and copyrights, besides international trade.

Scope

Narrower

Wider (as it includes much more than international trade)

Implications

International trade involves the movement of finished goods and raw material as exports and imports across countries.

International business involves the movement of goods and services, emigration and immigration of human capital, and exchange of technology, technical know-how, copyrights and trademarks.

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