International Trade Practice

Author: Shuai Jianlin
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Publishing Time: 2005-03-01
Features: This English edition of "International Trade Practice" aims to enable readers to systematically learn and master the basic knowledge of international trade practice within the context of international business English, study the special style of English in this context, and improve their ability to engage in international trade directly using English. The book is divided into five parts, with a total of 23 chapters.
Chapter 1 to Chapter 4 are the introduction to international trade practice, including an introduction to international trade, basic theories of international trade, barriers to international trade, and e-commerce.
Chapter 5 to Chapter 11 are the conditions of international trade, including international trade terms, commodity conditions, international transportation, insurance of international transportation, price conditions, international payment, claims, and force majeure and arbitration.
Chapter 12 to Chapter 15 are the procedures of international trade, including establishing profitable transactions, import and export procedures, transaction negotiation and contract establishment, and import and export documentation.
Chapter 16 to Chapter 19 are the methods of international trade, including agency, distribution, consignment, bidding, futures trading, and countertrade.
Chapter 20 to Chapter 23 are the World Trade Organization and trade globalization, including the objectives, functions, and basic principles of the WTO, the WTO institutions, an overview of WTO agreements, trade globalization, and the future of global trade.
This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the basic links of international trade and the operating mechanism of the World Trade Organization. This English edition of "International Trade Practice" aims to enable readers to systematically learn and master the basic knowledge of international trade practice within the context of international business English, study the special style of English in this context, and improve their ability to engage in international trade directly using English. The book is divided into five parts, with a total of 23 chapters.
Chapter 1 to Chapter 4 are the introduction to international trade practice, including an introduction to international trade, basic theories of international trade, barriers to international trade, and e-commerce.
Chapter 5 to Chapter 11 are the conditions of international trade, including international trade terms, commodity conditions, international transportation, insurance of international transportation, price conditions, international payment, claims, and force majeure and arbitration.
Chapter 12 to Chapter 15 are the procedures of international trade, including establishing profitable transactions, import and export procedures, transaction negotiation and contract establishment, and import and export documentation.
Chapter 16 to Chapter 19 are the methods of international trade, including agency, distribution, consignment, bidding, futures trading, and countertrade.
Chapter 20 to Chapter 23 are the World Trade Organization and trade globalization, including the objectives, functions, and basic principles of the WTO, the WTO institutions, an overview of WTO agreements, trade globalization, and the future of global trade.
This book comprehensively and systematically introduces the basic links of international trade and the operating mechanism of the World Trade Organization.