What is the difference between international trade and transit?

To put it simply, international is the exchange across national borders, and international is the international transfer of goods and services. Also called the world**. It is composed of two parts: import** and export**, so it is sometimes called import and export**.

International goods** belong to the scope of commodity exchange, and domestic ** is not different in nature, but because it is carried out between different countries or regions, it has the following characteristics compared with domestic **:

1. International goods** involve differences and conflicts that may exist in different countries or regions in terms of policy measures and legal systems, as well as differences in language, culture, social customs, etc., and the issues involved are far more complex than those in China.

2. The transaction quantity and amount of international goods** are generally larger, the transportation distance is longer, and the performance time is longer, so the risks borne by both parties to the transaction are much greater than those of domestic **.

3 International goods** are susceptible to the influence of political and economic changes, bilateral relations and changes in the international situation in the countries where the parties to the transaction are located.

4. In addition to the two parties to the transaction, international goods also need to involve the cooperation and cooperation of transportation, insurance, banking, commodity inspection, customs and other departments, and the process is much more complex than that of domestic goods.

Here, the main thing is to make some comparisons between international and domestic. There are commonalities and big differences between international and domestic, and international is more complex than domestic.

Geographically, one is domestic sales, one is export, one is export, one is RMB, one is US dollar (or other foreign currency) from the point of view of transportation, one is land transportation, one is sea transportation, or sea and land combined transport (there is also land transportation, but it is relatively less) from the tax point of view, one is tax collection, one is tax refund from the control, one does not need customs declaration, one needs customs declaration. From the perspective of logistics, one is domestic logistics, the other is international logistics from the certificate of ownership, one does not have a bill of lading, and the other issues a bill of lading. ......There are too many, and many of them can't use words to prove that the people who graduated from high school in China don't have a problem at all.

International**, college graduation may not be able to do.

International ** is relative to the country-to-country**, and domestic ** is an economic trend of the country! The two of them have different business scopes, resulting in different natures for them! Oh, I know so much, I hope you will give me more guidance!

Both foreign and international refers to the exchange of goods across national borders. From this point of view, the two are consistent. However, they also have obvious differences, the former focuses on the exchange of goods between a certain country, that is, a country (region) and other countries (regions); The latter is to focus on the exchange of goods on a global scale, that is, between all countries (regions) in the world.

1. The difference between foreign and domestic **:

The former focuses on the exchange of goods between a certain country, that is, between a country (region) and other countries (regions); The latter is to focus on the exchange of goods on a global scale, that is, between all countries (regions) in the world.

Second, the contact between foreign and domestic **:

1. Both foreign and international goods refer to commodity exchange activities that cross national borders.

2. The purpose of business is to obtain profits or economic benefits.

Foreign **, also known as "foreign**" or "import and export**", referred to as "foreign trade", refers to the exchange of goods, services and technologies between a country (region) and another country (region).

This kind of ** consists of two parts: import and export. For countries (regions) that import goods or services, it is imports; For the country (region) where the goods or services are shipped, it is exported.

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began to arise and develop, to capitalist society.

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decided.

The differences between international and domestic are as follows:

1. The external environment and conditions are different.

International is the exchange of commodities between countries with significantly different economic structures, production conditions, productivity levels, economic policies, industrial policies, and policies.

International** is doing business with foreign businessmen, and the language barrier must be overcome. Countries around the world have different living customs, religions and beliefs. These will lead to differences in consumption habits, engaged in international market dynamics must be at any time to grasp the dynamics of the world market, understand the credit status of the target, familiar with the legal system and relevant rules of the target market.

The domestic ** is the exchange of goods within the country under the same economic and legal system, the difference in language and customs is small, and it is much easier to understand all aspects of information in the same market.

2. The requirements for products and the complexity of transactions are different.

The business customs of various countries are different, and the understanding of the rules and regulations in the international market may also be inconsistent, which requires communication between the two parties, seeking consistency, and avoiding disputes.

The import and export of goods must be subject to customs declaration procedures, and the type, quality, specification, packaging and trademark of the export goods must also comply with the relevant regulations of the relevant countries, and the cross-border transportation and insurance of goods, international settlement and exchange have also increased the complexity of international goods.

3. The degree of influence by economic policies varies.

The economic policies of various countries mainly play a role in their own economic development, but they will affect the development of international affairs to a certain extent, and many policies will change due to different economic forms and different rulers. These include financial policy, industrial policy, import and export management policy, and tariff policy. International** is affected by domestic and foreign economic policies, while domestic** is mainly affected by domestic economic policies.

4. The risks are different.

International** is more risky than domestic**. The risks of international ** mainly include credit risk, commercial risk, exchange risk, transportation risk and political risk.