briefly explain the tradr barriers that the local company might face when entering the neighboring country​

In these cases, a firm might enter into a strategic alliance with a local company or even with the government itself. A strategic alliance is an agreement between two companies (or a company and a nation) to pool resources in order to achieve business goals that benefit both partners. Barriers to entry in financial services markets include licensure laws, capital requirements, access to financing, regulatory compliance and security concerns. Although the amount of trade barriers have diminished due to free-trade agreements and other similar measures, the everyday differences in the laws of foreign countries can influence the profits and overall success of a company doing business transactions abroad.

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