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Leni [432]
1 year ago
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If a large firm plans to become more competitive in its market space and has already decreased its production costs using econom

ies of scale, what would happen in relation to its intra-industry trade
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1 answer:
olga nikolaevna [1]1 year ago
7 0

It would work to expand its competitive products into other countries and offer a variety to customers is the answer.

Intra-industry trade means exchanging similar products in the same industry. The term is commonly used in international trade where the same type of goods or services are imported and exported.

Intra-industry trade can be broadly defined as a situation in which countries import and export essentially the same product at the same time. For example, the United Kingdom both exports and imports cars to Sweden.

However, most of the trade is intra-industry trade. That is, the trade of goods within the same industry from one country to another. For example, the United States produces and exports automobiles and imports automobiles.

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