In Africa, why was trade so profitable for those living along trade routes?

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People living along trade routes had the most access to goods being transported and could therefore buy them for less than their worth and sell them for more to make profit. This is from my own reasoning and prior knowledge, not from any factual text. Thanks for the points! :)

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