One advantage of international trade is that it makes a variety of goods available to consumers. Countries can produce goods they are most efficient in and trade them with other countries, leading to a wider variety of products available to consumers. This allows consumers to have access to goods they would not be able to produce domestically, either due to lack of resources, technology or expertise. In addition, international trade promotes competition, which can lead to lower prices and improved quality of goods, as domestic producers compete with foreign producers. Thus, international trade not only provides consumers with more choices but also improves the quality and affordability of the products they buy.