A lack of trust between two parties engaged in international trade is exacerbated by the narrowing distance between the two parties due to technological advances. saturation of the domestic market. possibility of doing business with someone with whom they have been associated for a long time. similar preferences of the parties regarding how a transaction should be configured. problems of using an underdev

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Adalynn Singleton

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13 September, 20:22

A lack of trust between two parties engaged in international trade is exacerbated by the narrowing distance between the two parties due to technological advances. saturation of the domestic market. possibility of doing business with someone with whom they have been associated for a long time. similar preferences of the parties regarding how a transaction should be configured. problems of using an underdev

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A lack of trust between two parties engaged in international trade is exacerbated by the problems of using an underdeveloped international legal system to enforce contractual obligations. When a strong internal legal system is put place, there is a better chance for trust to be held in trading. When doing international trade both parties need to understand their roles and responsibilities and hold up to the end of the deal. Without trust it's likely the two countries will stop trading with one another.