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Cross-border trade in services
Transactions in services between the residents of
one country and the residents of another country. From the U.S.
viewpoint, it consists of exports and imports of services between U.S.
residents and foreign
residents. It includes both trade within multinational companies
(intrafirm
trade in services) and trade between unaffiliated parties. It is
one of two channels of delivery of services in international
markets; the other is sales
of services through foreign affiliates of multinational
companies.
Source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis
See also: Primary product , Secondary producer , Intercompany debt flows (direct investment) , SNA , Use table |
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