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This research demonstrates the link between international trade and business English proficiency, suggesting ICT impacts trade flows.
This study investigates the correlation between modern international trade and the usage and proficiency of Business English, analyzed via computer software systems such as sentiment analysis tools, translation management systems (TMS), and content-analysis platforms. Drawing on empirical studies from 2012 to 2021, we synthesize quantitative findings and apply comparative analysis. We explore how Business English facilitates trade, how ICT and translation tools impact trade flows, and reverse: how booming trade drives demand for Business English and software tools. The research is organized into four main sections: (1) English proficiency and international trade; (2) Role of ICT and analysis software; (3) Comparative analysis across contexts; (4) Software-based business English analysis. Each section includes a table summarizing key studies and comparative dimensions. We conclude with implications for policy and business, and directions for future research.
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