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people would trade left twix for right twix because right twix is superior, and has more value

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People trade because they know that something that they have might be something that someone else wants and they know they can profit from it. People also really want certain things and some people are willing to give them those things for a trade.

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People trade because different things have different value to different people. It is very easy for people to trade something that doesn't have value to them for something that does since everything has different values to different people.

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People trade for the purpose of obtaining things they desire, often through an exchange like this:
Two people have things they don't want, but the other has the thing they want. They would trade so they each get the item they desire - that would be a pretty fair scenario for a trade. When people trade, they try to do it for their own profit, i.e. possibly receive a better deal that the opposition So they are still gaining instead of a simple equal exchange.

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people trade to get what they don't have a lot of, or what they enjoy having.

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people trade to get better things such as tastier foods, better clothing, or better building material. this helps people advance in the world making them more prosperous.

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people trade to get the things that they want

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people trade to get the things that they want

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they do it based on how much something is worth to them and trade it for something of the same value to someone else like how a carnival prize is only worth a couple dollars and a house is worth a lot more

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people trade because not every resource is available in every country, so countries that maybe don't produce enough oil would maybe trade with the U.S, cause we produce a lot.
Or maybe a farmer who produces livestock and a farmer who produces plants and vegetables would set up a trade deal cause they want to eat or sell different things sometimes.

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People trade because they want better value. Or they could trade something of value for even more value. Different people value different things, and they might want to trade for it.

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People trade when they want something else that they do not have. So they trade what they do have for what they want from someone else. Different people value different things so if one person has a lot of something they do not find valuable they might give it to someone who does not have that for something they do not find valuable.

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People and countries trade globally because different areas of the world have accesses to contrasting items. The value per product matters for example, if I were to have too many apples and my friend had to many bananas, I am sick of apples and need another necessary item that can come through my friend. It's overall off of value and how much you want/need a product over another. It may come across as an unfair scenario but to each person/country, they believe it is useful so it balances out.

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people value things more than people have that thing, so they want to trade for it. if country a has apples, and country b has pears, they would want to trade them because they value the other item more than theirs, because they don't have constant access to them