Question Countries around the world trade with one another to obtain goods and services they cannot produce which gives their consumers what? (1 point) Responses less options less options more choices more choices higher prices higher prices lower payments
The correct answer to your question is "more choices." When countries engage in international trade, they are able to access a wider range of goods and services than they can produce domestically. This expanded market allows consumers to have access to products from different countries, leading to more variety and options.
