1. The proportion of foreign trade in world trade is very small, and it shows a downward trend.

2. Exports are still dominated by primary products, while imports are dominated by manufactured goods, but the proportion of manufactured goods in total exports has increased.

The main trade targets are developed capitalist countries, but the proportion of developing countries is rising.

The export of manufactured goods is concentrated in the poor areas of a few countries.

International trade is the exchange of goods and services between countries (or regions) in the world. It is the main form of interconnection between countries (or regions) on the basis of international division of labor, which reflects the economic interdependence of countries (or regions) in the world and consists of the sum of foreign trade of countries.

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Bilateral trade is the trade between two countries on the basis of bilateral settlement through agreement. In this kind of trade, both sides pay for the import of the other side with the export of one side, which is mostly implemented in foreign exchange control countries. In addition, bilateral trade also refers to the trade between the two countries.

Multilateral trade, also known as multi-angle trade, refers to the trade in which three or more countries buy and sell each other on the basis of multilateral settlement through agreements. Obviously, under the trend of economic globalization, multilateral trade is more common.