International Trade Basics and Practice

Author: Han Jinglun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This textbook, "Fundamentals of International Trade Theory and Practice," is based on the teaching materials, manuscripts, and research findings of the aforementioned course. The distinctive features of this textbook lie in its adherence to the stance, viewpoints, and methods of Marxism-Leninism in analyzing issues, upholding the Four Cardinal Principles, and achieving three combinations: theory and practice, China and the world, and history and the present. It progresses from simple to complex, systematically building knowledge, with up-to-date theories and materials, vivid and concrete examples, and a certain degree of typicality. It includes both a focused introduction and evaluation of traditional trade theories and a detailed exposition and analysis of foreign trade professional knowledge; it summarizes and generalizes historical experiences while also distilling new experiences and situations since the reform and opening-up. This textbook integrates theory and practice, history and modernity into one volume, making it an invaluable resource.
This textbook is highly versatile and suitable for senior undergraduate and graduate students in economics, management, international economics, tourism management, and other related fields at universities and colleges. It can also be used by students at various levels, such as those in junior college programs, specialized training programs, transfer programs, and correspondence courses. Additionally, it serves as an advanced training textbook for Chinese management personnel in "three-in-one" enterprises, cadres in foreign trade, workers, and all foreign-related enterprise staff. Students in foreign trade higher education institutions, schools, and departments may also refer to this textbook.