Definition: The term "intertransversary" is a political and economic concept that refers to the exchange of goods, services or resources between different countries or regions. It involves the movement of goods from one country to another without the involvement of the other party. This can be facilitated by various means such as trade agreements, free trade zones, or even through indirect taxes. The term is often used in international relations and economic analysis to describe the interplay between countries' trading interests and their respective trade policies.