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AThe duty charged on foreign imports
BRate of exchange of one good for another
CLegal terms of a sales contract
DTotal value of annual exports
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Rate of exchange of one good for another
Terms of trade is the exchange ratio at which one good is traded for another.
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