Studying the structural parameters of the progress and failure of international trade (a case study of Iran)

Behnam Shojaei Asadiyeh¹

1) Master s Degree, Business Administration, Azad University, Tehran Center, Tehran, Iran

IOI Code : XKZC-AZCGCF
Publication : International Conference on International Trading, Economic Studies & Human Sciences (hestconf.com)
Abstract :
    International trade refers to the trade of goods, services, technology, capital or knowledge on a global, cross-border or transnational scale. International trade means buying and selling activities of goods and services across international borders and between countries and includes the exchange of goods, services and ideas between different countries. Businessmen and organizations such as private or government economic enterprises can all be present in this process. International trade plays an important role in shaping the global economy, strengthening growth and increasing economic interdependence between countries. The purpose of this study is to analyze the structural parameters that contribute to the progress and failure of international trade. By examining factors such as tariff barriers, non-tariff measures, trade agreements, market access and geopolitical influences, we seek to understand the complex dynamics that underlie successful international trade relations. Through a comprehensive analysis of historical trade patterns, case studies of successful trade partnerships, and examples of trade disputes, this research attempts to illuminate the multifaceted nature of international trade and provide insight that can inform policy decisions and Provide business strategies. This study uses quantitative methods, including regression analysis and econometric modeling, to clarify the complex relationship between structural parameters and international trade outcomes. It is expected that the findings of this research will have valuable implications for policy makers, businesses and stakeholders involved in global trade with the aim of strengthening sustainable and mutually beneficial business relationships in an interconnected world.

Keywords : trade progress trade failure international trade structural parameters international trade