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The exchange of goods, services or capital across international borders or territories.
A 'market taker' is the customer of a market maker.


The market taker suffers the worse side of the two-way prices quoted by the market maker.


== See also ==
This compensates the market maker for their risk, skill and expenses in making a market.
* [[Free trade]]
 
* [[Protectionism]]
 
* [[Trade]]
==See also==
* [[Trade finance]]
*[[Market maker]]
*[[Two-way price]]

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A 'market taker' is the customer of a market maker.

The market taker suffers the worse side of the two-way prices quoted by the market maker.

This compensates the market maker for their risk, skill and expenses in making a market.


See also