Direction of trade

Direction of trade

1. Refers to the particular countries and kinds of countries toward which a country's exports are sent, and from which its imports are brought, in contrast to the commodity composition of its exports and imports. Thus the pattern of its bilateral trade. 2. Direction of Trade Statistics.

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