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Global Networks and Flows
Global Trade
Services
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Overview: Services encompass non-tangible goods and can range from sectors like
healthcare
to
banking.
Examples:
Medical
services, financial advisory,
online
education, and software development.
Significance:
Countries like the
UK
, the US, and
India
have robust services sectors, contributing significantly to their GDP.
The rise of
digital
platforms has further boosted the
global
trade in services.
Trade dynamics:
Services require different
trade regulations
compared to
tangible
goods.
With advancements in technology, especially the
internet
, services can now be provided to global clients without the necessity for
physical
presence.