Balance of payment in international trade does not favour...
Balance of payment in international trade does not favour developing countries because
of their low bargaining power
most of their exports are raw materials
their currencies are very weak
of the low demand of their exports
Correct answer is B
The answer is B Most of their export are raw materials, Developing countries often depend on the developed countries to produce their raw material into finished product hence they tend to pay more when raw materials are processed and imported back. Bargaining power has little or no effect on international trade as most international deals with exchange of product. African countries most cases request for manufactured goods they needed rather than been paid
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