What types of service trade include?

International service trade refers to a way of international service import and export. The process in which one party provides services for the other party and obtains income is called service output or service output, and the party who buys other people's services is called service input or service input. In a narrow sense, international trade refers to the traditional intangible trade such as transportation, insurance, finance and tourism, which serves the international trade in goods. The broad concept also includes new trade activities developed in modern times, in addition to services related to trade in goods, such as contracting labor services, satellite transmission and dissemination.

Trade in services can be roughly divided into 15 categories:

1, international transportation

2. International tourism

3. Transnational banks, international finance companies and other financial services

4. International insurance and reinsurance

5. International information processing, transmission, computer and data services

6. International information business

7. Export of labor services such as construction and project contracting.

8. International telecommunications services

9, advertising, design, accounting management and other services.

10, international leasing

1 1, after-sales services such as repair, maintenance and technical guidance.

12, international audio-visual service

13, international exchange services in education, health, culture and art

14, commercial wholesale and retail services

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