Q.Trade conducted entirely within the geographical boundaries of one country, in that country's own currency and under its own laws, is known as:
(A) Export Trade
(B) Entrepot Trade
(C) Internal (Home) Trade
(D) Import Trade

Trade is first classified by the area it covers, into trade confined to one country and trade crossing national borders — this question tests only that first split.

Match each option against whether it describes trade within one country or trade crossing a border.

Trade is classified by the area it covers into Internal (Home) Trade — carried on within one country's boundaries, in its own currency, under its own laws — and External (Foreign) Trade, carried on across national boundaries.

Option-by-option analysis:

• (A) Incorrect — Export Trade is a sub-type of External Trade, involving selling goods to a buyer in another country.
• (B) Incorrect — Entrepot Trade is also a sub-type of External Trade — importing goods for the specific purpose of re-exporting them.
• (C) Correct — this is exactly the definition of Internal (Home) Trade.
• (D) Incorrect — Import Trade is a sub-type of External Trade, involving buying goods from a seller in another country.