[Solved] Countertrade represents foreign trade:

Q.	Countertrade represents foreign trade:
A.	restrictions imposed by the government on imports from another country.
B.	restrictions imposed by the government on exports sent from the country.
C.	transactions that force the sales of goods of one country to be linked to the purchase or exchange of goods from the country.
D.	financing provided to an exporter in exchange for goods provided to the creditor by the exporter.
Answer» C. transactions that force the sales of goods of one country to be linked to the purchase or exchange of goods from the country.

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