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Answer: Differences between regions create surplus in one place and demand in another.

  • Because of differences in climate, soil, relief and natural resources, regions produce different goods: for example, tea in Assam, coffee in Brazil, petroleum in West Asia.
  • No region can produce everything it needs; it has a surplus of some goods and a shortage of others.
  • Differences in labour, skills, technology and capital also lead to specialisation.
  • Exchange of surplus goods to meet shortages gives rise to trade between regions and countries.
Doubtly AI · 28 Oct 2026 AI-verified · Oct 2026 Report
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