Foreign Trade Business Q&A 500 Examples

Author: Bao Chuanping
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Perhaps you are already a successful person, but the unpredictable international waves may cause you to sink into the depths in an instant. Or maybe you are a newcomer stepping into the business world, and the hidden reefs in the commercial sea may lead you to disaster at the very beginning of your journey. Risks exist everywhere in the sea of international trade. Whether you are the CEO of an export-import company or a staff directly engaged in import-export operations; whether you are a logistics personnel or a document clerk, you will benefit from this book year after year—because it is a treasure trove of foreign trade practice, and reading it will guide you safely to the shore of success.
Foreign trade business is a highly practical and operational field, as well as an economic activity that keeps pace with the pulse of the global economy. Relying solely on general theories and doctrines to guide actual business is far from sufficient. When the author first engaged in foreign trade, they deeply felt that there was a lack of books that could directly guide practical work. Later, they developed the idea of writing such books themselves. On one hand, it would provide convenience for their own work, and on the other hand, they could offer some help to their colleagues when needed. For those new to the foreign trade field who are still exploring, the author feels that if they can present the accumulated experiences and the latest trade practices over the years through the analysis of business cases, helping them avoid detours and reduce learning costs, and enabling them to quickly become qualified members of the "Made in China" foreign trade army, it would have very practical and positive significance. This is the original intention of the author in writing this book.
This book is not a general textbook for foreign trade knowledge, but rather targeted at readers who have a certain foundation in foreign trade theory but lack extensive practical experience in foreign trade and are working in actual foreign trade positions. Therefore, before reading this book, readers should have a certain understanding of the process of foreign trade, international trade terms, and international settlement. If readers have engaged in two to three years of practical foreign trade work, they will better appreciate the usefulness of this book and quickly find solutions to their problems from it.