Answer:
Most favoured nation principle
Explanation:
Most favoured nation (MFN) clause of the World Trade Organisation requires that when a nation trades with others the concessions, immunities, and privileges granted to one nation should be the the same granted to all WTO members.
It discourages discrimination where one nation in international trade is favoured above another.
For example if Ghana reduces tariff on trades with South Africa it is expected that tariffs to other WTO nations will also be reduced to 3%.
Exceptions to this principle are for developing nations, regional free trade areas, and custom unions.
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The answer to this question is "loan out".
A goldsmith could hold some gold in reserve for depositor's withdrawals, but "LOAN OUT" excess gold and thereby make a profit from the depositor's funds. This loan out is also refer to the long term financing.
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