International Trade Tutorial

Author: Gao Chengxing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: The book is divided into four parts—Theory, Policy, Practice, and Marketing—covering the fundamental content of international trade theory and practice. It not only elaborates on major policy issues in international trade but also provides detailed explanations of transaction procedures, transaction terms, and marketing strategies, particularly focusing on the World Trade Organization (WTO), e-commerce, and the "Incoterms 2000."
The International Trade Textbook was organized and compiled by the International Economics Department of the School of Economics at Renmin University of China to meet the needs of teaching and practical work. The preliminary draft was completed in 1985 and was used as an internal teaching manual in more than ten provinces and cities across China. After multiple revisions, it was officially published by Renmin University of China Press in December 1993.
During the discussion of the outline and the writing process, the book strives to combine theoretical depth with practical applicability, and its structure was designed to suit the characteristics of comprehensive universities. Except for the introduction, the book is divided into four parts—Theory, Policy, Practice, and Marketing—with a total of 19 chapters, basically adhering to the guiding principles for core financial and economic courses in higher education institutions formulated by the former Higher Education Department of the State Education Commission.
The book is divided into four parts—Theory, Policy, Practice, and Marketing—covering the fundamental content of international trade theory and practice. It not only elaborates on major policy issues in international trade but also provides detailed explanations of transaction procedures, transaction terms, and marketing strategies, particularly focusing on the World Trade Organization (WTO), e-commerce, and the "Incoterms 2000."