What Is Domestic Trade?

Domestic Trade

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Domestic trade refers to the sum of various trade activities and trade relations that occur within the scope of a country's territory. It includes both intra-regional and inter-regional trade; both physical trade as the main body and trade in production factors , Service technology trade, securities trade, etc. The unification of the domestic trade market is the basis for the smooth development of trade. This requires the government to complete the establishment of a unified internal market as an important economic task. ^[1]

Means

Refers to various registered wholesale and retail trade enterprises (units) (excluding units)

Refers to the total amount of goods purchased (including direct imports from overseas) by units and individuals outside the enterprise (unit) for resale or resale after processing. It reflects the total amount of goods purchased by the wholesale and retail trade from domestic and foreign markets.

Refers to the sale of units and individuals outside the enterprise (unit) (including overseas

Refers to the commodities for which various types of registered wholesale and retail trading enterprises (units) have acquired ownership at the end of the reporting period. It reflects the commodity inventory situation of wholesale and retail trade enterprises (units) and the degree of guarantee for the supply of commodities in the market. At the end of the period, inventory includes: goods stored in warehouses, yards, containers, and shelves of business units (such as stores, wholesale stations, and operating offices) in the wholesale and retail trade industry; products selected, sorted, and packaged; The goods that have not yet been delivered to the unit, that is, the delivery note or bank acceptance voucher has arrived but the goods have not arrived; goods that are deposited elsewhere, such as goods temporarily stored in the buyer because the buyer refuses to accept it And the goods that have not been returned after completing the procedures for recovering the finished products; (i) entrusting other units to sell (unsold or sold out) the unsold commodities; (ii) purchasing the undelivered commodities on behalf of other units. It does not include commodities that are not owned by the unit, goods that have been processed and produced by independent accounting processing factories other than the wholesale and retail trade industries, and that have not yet recovered the finished products, and commodities that are kept on behalf of the national material reserve department.

The calculated price of the total inventory is: the purchasing unit of agricultural and sideline products is calculated at the purchase price; the wholesale unit is calculated at the purchase price; the retail unit is calculated at the accounting price, that is, at what price it is calculated.

Refers to the total transaction value of commodities in the commodity market engaged in consumer goods transactions. The consumer goods market includes agricultural and sideline products markets and industrial consumer goods markets.