commercial trade; the exchange of goods and services

Economy and trade; abbreviation for [[经济贸易|經濟貿易|jing1 ji4 mao4 yi4]]

Trade activities between one's own country or region and another; short for [[对外贸易|對外貿易|dui4 wai4 mao4 yi4]].

trade and commerce; commercial activity

Trade or commerce between different countries or regions, including goods, services, and securities; also called [[世界贸易|世界貿易|shi4 jie4 mao4 yi4]].

World Trade Organization; WTO

A marketplace where farm produce and related items are sold; often used to refer to a wet market

International trade organization established in 1995 to replace the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT), headquartered in Geneva; often abbreviated as [[世贸组织|世貿組織|shi4 mao4 zu3 zhi1]]

Short for [[对外经济贸易|對外經濟貿易|dui4 wai4 jing1 ji4 mao4 yi4]], referring to foreign trade and economic cooperation.

total value or volume of trade; turnover; often calculated in US dollars in international contexts

A geographic region where commercial transactions occur, including the area from which a business draws its customers

rashly; hastily; without careful consideration

abbreviation for [[国家经济贸易委员会|國家經濟貿易委員會|guo2 jia1 jing1 ji4 mao4 yi4 wei3 yuan2 hui4]], the State Economic and Trade Commission of the People's Republic of China

abbreviation for the [[世界贸易组织|世界貿易組織|shi4 jie4 mao4 yi4 zu3 zhi1]]

trade deficit; an unfavorable balance of trade where a country's imports exceed its exports over a certain period

market or trade; rural bazaar; abbreviation for [[集市贸易|集市貿易|ji2 shi4 mao4 yi4]]

trading company or firm

finance and trade; an abbreviation for [[财政|財政|cai2 zheng4]] and [[贸易|貿易|mao4 yi4]]

(abbreviation) industry and commerce; industrial and trade sectors

merchant or company that specializes in buying and selling goods; importer or exporter

(bound form) border or frontier trade; abbreviation for [[边境贸易|邊境貿易|bian1 jing4 mao4 yi4]]

The business of trading goods from one's own country to a foreign country; export business.

abbreviation for the China Council for the Promotion of International Trade

domestic or internal trade; commerce within a country

(abbreviation) domestic trade, referring to commerce within a single country

General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT); the international trade agreement established in 1947 and replaced by the WTO in 1995

a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade

A method of international trade where a buyer imports equipment or technology on credit and pays for it with the products produced or other goods and services.

State Economic and Trade Commission of the People's Republic of China, a ministerial-level agency that previously oversaw economic and industrial policies

Market for agricultural and industrial products, typically an open-air market or traditional fair in rural or suburban areas

Winds blowing toward the equator that are consistent throughout the year; so named because early merchants relied on their predictable nature for maritime trade. Also known as [[信风|信風|xin4 feng1]].

Standard import and export trade where goods are bought or sold without additional processing or manufacturing occurring under custom-bond

Trade between three ports or regions, especially the historical 18th-century trade between West Africa, the Americas, and Europe

trade or buying and selling of goods and labor between various countries or regions; global trade

World Trade Center; a center for promoting international trade and hosting commercial exhibitions

World Trade Center; specifically the twin towers in New York City destroyed in the September 11 terrorist attacks

the trade bloc of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, commonly used in Taiwan

A free trade zone established by the members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to reduce tariffs and trade barriers; commonly called [[东协自由贸易区|東協自由貿易區|dong1 xie2 zi4 you2 mao4 yi4 qu1]] in Taiwan

Cross-Strait Service Trade Agreement, a treaty between mainland China and Taiwan aimed at liberalizing trade in services

Taiwan External Trade Development Council, a non-profit trade promotion organization in Taiwan

China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT); also known as the China International Trade Promotion Commission

China Shipbuilding Trading Corporation (CSTC)

trade in which goods are imported and then exported to another destination via an intermediary port

Trade protection measures implemented by a country to protect emerging industries and resist the dumping of foreign goods, typically using high tariffs or quotas.

trade in which producers in developing countries are paid a fair price for their work

the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade

to join the World Trade Organization; accession to the WTO