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推荐：——Recommendations:

The analysis of literature and the research work was enough to convince that yes, there have been advantages to the firms when they were seen to indulge in international trade. The economical background of the company in question, the United Industrial Service Ltd, was also an optimistic example of a stable company that could grow tremendously in the possibility of external trade. Though the convention rules out most of the potential third world market, the company has good chance to indulge in activities such as trading of the materials with countries such as Canada. However the strict policies and ever-powerful environmental bodies would account for this endeavour by keeping a close eye to all of its choices. The company thus needs to take special care of what choices it makes and needs to be prepared, through training of staff and investments in hazard-preventing Capital to avoid any unfortunate event. Once through that, not only does the company has a great advantage to pursue the policy, the environment as a whole would be advantageous to it. It is thus, recommended to the company that one must indeed take advantages of the demands and lower costs of the international market.

总结：——Conclusion:

Keeping in mind all the facts and research work the report concludes that the company must indulge in international trading of the waste materials for not only does it help in increasing profits but is also seen to have very positive influence on the working of the wastage industry. Less energy, time and costs all guarantee a fruitful investment for the company and country alike.

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