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Trade is vital characteristic that separates the [[human]] species from the [[animal]] world. [[Human being]]s are dependent upon other human beings for their survival. Very few, if any, human beings fulfill their requirements for [[food]], housing, clothing and other necessities without trading with other human beings. The father of classical economics, [[Adam Smith]] said, "No one ever saw two dogs exchange one bone for another."
 
Trade is vital characteristic that separates the [[human]] species from the [[animal]] world. [[Human being]]s are dependent upon other human beings for their survival. Very few, if any, human beings fulfill their requirements for [[food]], housing, clothing and other necessities without trading with other human beings. The father of classical economics, [[Adam Smith]] said, "No one ever saw two dogs exchange one bone for another."
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[[Economists]] would extend the definition to include the act of [[import]]ing and [[export]]ing, or trade between [[nation]]s.  Trade figures are calculated by the quantity or value of exports and/or imports.
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[[Economists]] would extend the definition to include the aggregate amount of trade between [[nation]]s via [[import]]s and [[export]]s, which may result in an imbalance, with one nation having a [[trade surplus]] and another having a [[trade deficit]]. Nations with large trade deficits are known as [[debtor nation]]s.   
    
== See also ==
 
== See also ==
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