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ADistribution of goods inside a single large firm
BExchange of goods only within one country's states
CLending of money by a bank to its own customers
DExchange of goods, services and capital across borders
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Exchange of goods, services and capital across borders
International trade covers capital, goods and services crossing national borders because a need or demand exists abroad.
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