INTERNATIONAL TRADE

Andry Setiawan
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Definition of International Trade

Benefits of International
Trade

International Trade Policy

Definition of International Trade
International trade is trade carried out by residents
of a country with residents of other countries on
the basis of mutual agreements. The population in
question can be between individuals (individuals and
individuals), between individuals and the government
of a country or a country and the government of
another country.
Benefits of International Trade
 EXPANDING
WORKING FIELD

KEEPING PRICE STABILITY

ADDING COUNTRY
DEVASES

TRANSFER
TECHNOLOGY
International Trade Policy
 c. Dumping: the policy of
setting the external
selling price to be
cheaper than the
1. Export Policy
domestic selling price. 2. Policies in the Import
a. Tariff: the imposition of d. Price Sector
taxes on goods that cross Discrimination: the
the borders of a country. setting of different a. Import Prohibition: a
Classified as export duties, prices for a type of prohibition imposed on
transit fees. goods destined for goods aimed at
b. Subsidies: budget different countries. protecting domestic
allocations channeled industries.
through companies / b. Quota: absolute
institutions that produce, restrictions on the
sell goods and services, physical amount of
which meet the needs of imported goods for a
many people in such a way certain period of time.
that the selling price can be
reached by the community.