Developing external trades
- Formalizing external trade relations
- Contracting dependable export markets
- Making feasible export arrangements
- Undertaking development of export potential
- Developing export potential
- Amplifying external trading relations
- Strengthening external trade
Description
Developing external trades involves establishing and expanding commercial exchanges between countries or regions to stimulate economic growth, diversify markets, and secure access to essential goods and resources. This strategy addresses issues such as market saturation, resource scarcity, and economic vulnerability by fostering international partnerships, reducing trade barriers, and enhancing export capacities. Its practical intent is to strengthen economic resilience, create employment opportunities, and promote sustainable development through increased cross-border trade activities.
Context
The argument that environmental protection has been neglected should not be interpreted as an attack on the outward-looking development model. Continued inward-looking, trade-restricting development policies can have equally serious environmental problems along with significantly lower living standards.
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Metadata
Database
Global strategies
Type
(C) Cross-sectoral strategies
Subject
- Society » Foreign
- Commerce » Trade
- Commerce » Market
- Commerce » Import, export
- Law » Agreements
- Strategy » Feasibility
- Development » Development
- Development » Potential
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Language
English
1A4N
Q8228
DOCID
12782280
D7NID
193643
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Last update
Dec 6, 2022