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I have seen two countries trading with each other many times. The countries are India and China. A country trades with another country only when they are not having enough resources or manpower to produce the same goods in their country.Thus,such trade is occurred due to this main reason.These trades benefit very much to the countries as the countries are able to get the goods from other country which they are not able to produce by themselves.Thus,such trade is of great benefit to the countries involved in it.
Challenges in such trade is to be able to do such trade without any problem. Such trade requires business to be very efficient in their workings. The business needs to cope up with the difficulties which they have to face during this trade. There must be timely delivery of goods to other countries.If the business possess these qualities,then only it will be able to do trade efficiently at global level.

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The US trade relationship with Canada is second only to China. Goods and services exchange between these two countries total over $627 billion in the last several years. International trade between these two countries supports many jobs, enhances foreign policy, and effects protection of each others border. Furthermore, a free trade agreement was established in 1994 between the US, Mexico, and Canada. This contractual negotiation stimulates economic growth and promotes higher standards of living in all three countries. Many of the benefits from this relationship stimulate agricultural industries and their commodities (Feenstra & Weinstein, 2017). A new trade agreement was enacted by President Trump to further develop the current interchange and economic advantages. Trump speculates the new agreement as ideal and considers the former arrangement as an ordeal.

As the 2020 election draws nearer, President Trump and his surrogates are doubling down on that assertion, including by calling attention to what the biggest deal ever seen: the phase deal with China. The agreement reportedly includes a Chinese commitment to purchase an additional $200 billion in American goods above 2017 levels by the end of 2021.

Feenstra, R. C., & Weinstein, D. E. (2017). Globalization, markups, and US welfare. Journal of Political Economy, 125(4), 1040-1074. doi:10.3386/w15749