Question

multiple choice question whether a good or a service will be traded internationally depends largely on: the terms associated with the trade. the areas the traders live in. whether the product is consumable or not. how large the market is for one of the goods.

Explanation:

International trade feasibility hinges on trade terms (like tariffs, shipping, regulations) which directly impact the cost and viability of cross-border exchange. Other factors are less critical: trader locations don't determine inherent tradability, consumable status doesn't block international trade, and market size alone doesn't drive international trade.

Answer:

A. the terms associated with the trade.