alleryStart learning →Cross-border trade compared with domestic trade is:
ACheaper, as tariffs cut freight
BEqual, as buyers behave alike
CTypically more costly overall
DFree once a currency is set
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Typically more costly overall
Border delays, tariffs, language and legal differences add costs that domestic trade does not face.
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