What is a bilateral trade agreement?
AAn agreement between two countries to lower trade barriers
BAn agreement between two firms to share a foreign market
CAn agreement between two banks to exchange currencies
DAn agreement between two ports to share shipping lanes
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. An agreement between two countries to lower trade barriers
1. Nations that trade with each other often decide to formalize their relationship.
2. Their governments meet and work out agreements for a common economic policy.
3. The result may be an economic community or a bilateral trade agreement.
4. A bilateral trade agreement is an agreement between two countries to lower trade barriers.
5. Agreements between firms, banks or ports are commercial arrangements rather than trade agreements.
_Source: OpenStax Introduction to Business (CC BY 4.0), Ch 3 "Competing in the Global Marketplace", section 3.5 International Economic Communities_
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