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What is a single trade discount?
a single trade discount is just that one trade discount.
Explain the path of the trade triangle?
Trade triangle is the historical term telling the trade among three ports or regions. The trade triangle usually evolves when a region has export commodities.
Is the triagle trade important today?
not as important as a square or hexagon trade
What is the difference between a single trade discount and trade discount series?
What is the difference between a single trade discount and trade discount series? In: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/FAQ/2547-72 [Edit categories]
What is the Difference between trade discount and discount allowed?
trade discount is for trade customer (who has an account with the supplier) discount allowed is for walk in customers (no account holders)
Does Russia trade anything with Canada?
they used to trade stuff
What kind of trade good passed through Nubia on their way to Egypt?
i believe the trade goods were fish , but if i am wrong , feel free to correct me
What can you trade on habbo?
ANYTHING! This means anything in your inventory (My Stuff).
How do Christians view trade?
They don't have anything against trade O.o
Where do you trade Karrablast for Shelmet?
The same way you trade anything else.
Does Cuba trade cars with the US?
There is a trade embargo with Cuba, the US does not trade anything with Cuba.
What was tMali's development of trade?
anything
How do you trade a couch on YoVille on MySpace?
you cant trade anything that is a starter item.
Why did the English colony trade?
because they did not have anything
Did Marco Polo trade anything?
Yes. He was an Italian trader who went to China to trade.
What did Britain do to correct its balance of trade with China?
sell opium
What do countries trade with other countries?
Countries trade with anything. Money, objects, animals, etc.
