[Solved] The term "gains from trade" describes:

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Q.	The term "gains from trade" describes:
A.	The fact that when two countries trade, both are better off.
B.	Consumer surplus.
C.	Profits made by businessmen involved in international trade.
D.	Producer surplus.
Answer» A. The fact that when two countries trade, both are better off.

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