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Trading Goods and Services SSEIN1a, b, c. What is specialization? Doing one job or producing one product/service Why? Increases the total amount of things.
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Global Analysis Chapter 4. Nature of International Trade What are some items you have seen that were made or manufactured in some other country? Marketplace.
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Why do countries trade with each other? Every country in the world has a limited amount of resources.
International Trade. International Trade Defined Each nation sells some of its products to other nations. Then it buys things from other nations that.