When is international trade most likely to occur?

A. when powerful countries have big conflicts and end up going to war with each other
B. when countries want to force another country out of the market for a specific product
C. when one country wants to make money from tariffs on goods that come from other countries
D. when one country needs something it doesn't have, and another country is willing to sell it

International trade is most likely to occur when one country needs something it doesn't have, and another country is willing to sell it. Other factors like conflict or tariffs may affect trade but do not drive it as fundamentally as necessity. Understanding these motivations is key to grasping the dynamics of global commerce. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-07

International trade occurs when one country needs something it doesn't have, and another country is willing to sell it, primarily driven by economic necessity. Other factors like conflict, market competition, or tariffs may influence trade, but they do not inherently foster it. Therefore, the correct answer is option D.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-10