Noun:

एखाद्या वस्तूच्या किमतीत स्वस्त वस्तूंचा समावेश केला जातो,

trade in's Usage Examples:

region that derived its wealth from gold mining, horse trading and as middlemen in the trade in luxury items from continental Asian states and from the.

They survived the period of the slave trade in relative isolation, and did not lose any of their members to enslavement.

The jewellery trade in Edinburgh also declined and by the end of the 19th century, the middle classes in London depended more on the supply of jewellery from Birmingham than from their own city.

Yabgu was enriched by profitable trade in slaves on the Syr-Darya slave markets, selling guards for the Abbasid Caliphs, and control over the transit road to China in the sector from Taraz to Issyk Kul.

One of the reasons why market economics became popular at that time is 'emergency conversion(s)', which is, disastrous events that made changes to the society that force them trade in the marketplace.

The volume of trade in services of all participating countries corresponds to 70% of the world's total volume.

Five years after that initial contact, Ayutthaya and Portugal concluded a treaty granting the Portuguese permission to trade in the kingdom.

As international trade increased in the nineteenth century, the neighbourhood developed into one of many port areas along the river.

After being proclaimed as a municipality, flocks of settlers established residence and trade in the place.

Dutch merchants would also benefit from the foreign upheavals of the English Civil War and gain on English trade in their American colonies.

Dindigul was an important center of trade in tobacco and manufacture of cigars during the British times.

However, with the recent growth of modern trade in India and the growing consumer awareness, other brands have been gaining in popularity within this category.

Traders who trade in this capacity are generally classified as speculators.

Synonyms:

commerce, fair trade, mercantilism, commercialism, free trade,

Antonyms:

straight line, curve, uncover, noncompliance, nonconformity,