
【經】 intra-trade
inner; inside; interior; internal; within
【醫】 interior
commerce; trade; traffic
【經】 commerce; commercial act; commercial transaction; deal
Internal trade, known as "内部貿易" in Chinese, refers to commercial transactions occurring within a single national boundary or organizational structure. This term encompasses two primary dimensions:
Domestic trade
Defined by the Longman Business English Dictionary as "the exchange of goods and services between regions, industries, or entities within one country" . For example, agricultural products moving from rural Sichuan to urban Shanghai demonstrate supply chain coordination under China's unified market regulations.
Intra-organizational trade
The Cambridge Business English Dictionary specifies this as "cross-border transactions between subsidiaries of the same multinational corporation", exemplified by technology transfers between Huawei's Shenzhen headquarters and its European R&D centers . This vertical integration model accounts for 40% of global trade flows according to World Trade Organization reports.
Key characteristics include:
This dual-layered economic mechanism fundamentally differs from international trade in operational protocols and legal frameworks, serving as the backbone of national economic circulation systems.
内部貿易在不同語境下有兩種主要含義,需根據應用場景區分:
指跨國公司體系内母公司與子公司、子公司之間的跨境交易活動,涉及商品、技術、服務等要素流動。
特點:
即内貿,指一國境内企業或個人之間的商品與服務交易。
核心要素:
注意:部分文獻中“内部貿易”還可能指區域内部交易(如城市間貿易),但使用頻率較低。需結合上下文判斷具體指向。
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