Explain any two points of difference between domestic trade and international trade.

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Q. Explain any two points of difference between domestic trade and international trade.

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Two differences: (a) area/boundary — domestic within one country, international between countries;

(b) currency — one national currency for domestic, different currencies (foreign exchange) for international.

Point Domestic (internal) trade International (foreign) trade
Area / boundary Conducted within the borders of one country Conducted between two or more countries across national borders
Currency Uses a single national currency Involves different currencies and foreign-exchange conversion
Restrictions Few restrictions Faces tariffs, quotas, customs and trade regulations

Point	Domestic (internal) trade	International (foreign) trade
Area / boundary	Conducted within the borders of one country	Conducted between two or more countries across national borders
Currency	Uses a single national currency	Involves different currencies and foreign-exchange conversion
Restrictions	Few restrictions	Faces tariffs, quotas, customs and trade regulations

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