International Trade Law

Definition of International Trade Law as it relates to Business, Business Law, Antitrust Law

International Trade Law: A body of legal rules and regulations governing the exchange of goods, services, and capital between nations. It encompasses various aspects such as tariffs, quotas, customs procedures, trade agreements, intellectual property rights, investment, and competition laws. Its primary objective is to facilitate cross-border commerce, ensure fair trade practices, promote economic development, and maintain international peace and security.

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  • [schulztradelaw.com] Schulz Trade Law - Experienced International Trade Attorney
  • [strtrade.com] International Trade Law Attorneys Customs Law Firm | Sandler, Travis Rosenberg, P.A.
  • [uncitral.org] United Nations Commission On International Trade Law |
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