Import Trade	Imports trade refers to the acquisition or consumption of goods, materials, and services available in foreign nations.
Export Trade	Export trade refers to the sale and shipment of goods and services between countries.
Retail Trade	Retail trade is the small-scale direct sale of goods and services for personal or household use, straight to customers.
Trade Lifecycle	The trade lifecycle refers to the process that a financial transaction undergoes from the point a trade is executed to the point at which it is completely settled and reported.

Global Financial Crisis	The Global Financial Crisis (2007–2009) was a time when the world economy slowed down, which hurt banks, businesses, and people in many countries.
Basel norms	The Basel Norms are the global standards for safe banking procedures, not merely financial rules.
Meaning & Types of Finance	Depending on the source, use, and users, finance can be generally divided into many forms.
Deficit Financing	Deficit financing is the method whereby a government borrows or generates fresh money to fill the difference between its expenditure greater than income.
Debit & Credit	In accounting, "debit" and "credit" are more than just words used on your bank statement.
Assets vs Liabilities	Among the most basic ideas in accounting and finance are assets and liabilities

Agricultural Marketing	In the current digital era, agricultural marketing is a form of crop product sale.
Marketing Management	Marketing management is the process of planning, coordinating, controlling, and executing marketing activities to meet customer needs and achieve business objectives.
Market Price vs Factor Cost vs Basic Price	Market price, factor cost, and basic price are some of the most commonly used terms in economics.
Foreign Exchange Market	National currencies are exchanged against one another on the worldwide Foreign Exchange Market.
Monopoly Market	A monopoly is a type of market in which one seller controls the whole supply of a good or service without any near substitutes.

Corporate Social Responsibility	CSR is a development strategy that seeks to reconcile a business with the social environment as it integrates social, ethical, and environmental concerns with business activities.
Articles of Association	The Articles of Association are essentially a company's guide to running a business and following the law.
List of Laws in Commerce	Knowledge of key statutes, sometimes known as "laws in commerce," guarantees you can properly arrange deals, counsel clients
Memorandum	Usually used for internal communication inside an organization, a memorandum—also known as a memo—is a concise, official instrument.

Entrepreneurship Development Process	The Entrepreneurship Development Process has been around for centuries.
Business Strategy	Business strategy is the framework of action or decision-making guides that helps a company reach its long-term goals
Business Economics	Managerial Economics, sometimes referred to as business economics, is the application of economic ideas and techniques
Business Correspondence	Business correspondence is any written communication that two or more people have for formal reasons.
Business Finance	Business finance is the money and credit employed in the business.
Forms of Business Organization	A business organization is the framework on which the organization operates.

Commerce	Trade	Business
The large-scale exchange of goods, services, and money	Buying and selling of goods and services between entities	Any enterprise created to earn money
Includes trade, finance, banking, and investment	Focuses only on exchange	Includes production, distribution, and all the services
Looks over the smooth flow of trade and business	Goods and services to meet demand	Generation of profit through all the activities
E-commerce platforms, banking services	Wholesale & retail	Manufacturing, retail, startups

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