The fundamental problem of what, how much and how to produce stuff for everyone is what economics tries to resolve. Be it through any structure, market driven or otherwise, policy makers tend to get hung up on the difficulties of who is producing stuff for whom as well. In foreign trades we try to resolve this with mutual benefits arising to trading countries that is seen in the balance of payments, which summarises the economic transactions of a particular economy with the rest of the world. These transactions include exports and imports of goods, services and financial assets, along with tra…