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Business, 01.12.2020 14:00, Picklehead1166

Jonathon works for a U. S. company that doesn't produce goods domestically, but instead buys them from other countries and resells them in the United States. Jonathon's company illustrates the concept of A. countertrade.
B. subcontracting
C. exporting
D. importing.
E. outsourcing

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