Newly Compiled Practice of Import and Export Trade

Author: Han Changqing
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Based on the introduction of theoretical knowledge of international commodity trade, this book enhances the practical application of theoretical knowledge through numerous cases and examples. It emphasizes the integration of knowledge, technology, and practicality, embodying the principles of "concise, novel, and practical." The theoretical explanations are brief and to the point, focusing on the negotiation and performance of import and export contracts, highlighting many issues that require attention. Frequently encountered key terms and phrases in actual business are presented in both Chinese and English, along with major documents related to import and export trade for easy reference and reading. Each chapter begins with a case study, interspersed with several cases and examples throughout the text. Through case-based teaching and practical operations, readers are trained to analyze and solve problems in import and export trade practice. Free downloadable electronic lecture slides (PPT) and answer keys for exercises are provided (Download URL: www.hxedu.com.cn).
As a textbook aimed at cultivating applied talents, this book covers fundamental theories and knowledge points while focusing on introducing the actual business and operational processes of import and export trade. It emphasizes guidance for learners, with theoretical descriptions designed to be easily understandable. Each chapter includes learning objectives, summaries, key concepts, and exercises to help students grasp the main points and facilitate learning. The book also emphasizes practical relevance, featuring targeted cases and analyses in each chapter to comprehensively improve students' problem-solving abilities.
The authors of this book are experienced teaching professionals with many years of teaching experience, having compiled multiple textbooks and possessing rich writing expertise. They have also received numerous teaching achievement awards. This book can serve as a teaching material for economics and management-related majors in applied undergraduate universities, as well as for vocational colleges, higher vocational colleges, and adult correspondence undergraduate programs in economics and management. For working professionals, it is also a systematic self-study guide.