Difference between normal exports and Deemed exports

Dear SD GURUS pls Suggest me
for my client , we are having the both exports and deemed exports also
as per my knowledge the difference is ARE 1 in normal exports and ARE 3 in deemed exports.
i am trying to use the
1 distribution channel only for the both.
1 Pricing procedure for the both
Please suggest me in this area
? any other things are to be consider in both cases
? settings or changes required either in customer master data

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