International Business English Writing

Author: Ye Xingguo
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book is divided into seven chapters. Chapter 1 introduces business report writing, focusing on feasibility study reports and financial analysis reports. Chapter 2 covers the writing and creation of company websites. Chapter 3 discusses commercial advertising writing, detailing the characteristics, types, wording, rhetorical techniques, appeals, and common error analysis of English advertising. Chapter 4 introduces business legal document writing, including notarized documents, letters of attorney, lawyer's statements, warning letters, claims/complaint letters, and legal opinions. Chapter 5 focuses on the writing of bid documents, emphasizing the composition, characteristics, and writing demonstrations of international bid documents. Chapter 6 covers the writing of foreign-related economic contracts, including the language features and general clauses of economic contracts, with a particular emphasis on the key points of writing international commodity trade contracts. Chapter 7 introduces thesis writing, providing a detailed overview of the entire process of thesis writing. This book is intended for English majors at universities, undergraduate students in international trade and economics, and dual-degree students in related fields. It is also suitable for government departments, intermediaries, such as law firms, accounting firms, and other relevant intermediaries.
Introduction This book is divided into seven chapters. Chapter 1 introduces business report writing, focusing on feasibility study reports and financial analysis reports. Chapter 2 covers the writing and creation of company websites. Chapter 3 discusses commercial advertising writing, detailing the characteristics, types, wording, rhetorical techniques, appeals, and common error analysis of English advertising. Chapter 4 introduces business legal document writing, including notarized documents, letters of attorney, lawyer's statements, warning letters, claims/complaint letters, and legal opinions. Chapter 5 focuses on the writing of bid documents, emphasizing the composition, characteristics, and writing demonstrations of international bid documents. Chapter 6 covers the writing of foreign-related economic contracts, including the language features and general clauses of economic contracts, with a particular emphasis on the key points of writing international commodity trade contracts. Chapter 7 introduces thesis writing, providing a detailed overview of the entire process of thesis writing. This book is intended for English majors at universities, undergraduate students in international trade and economics, and dual-degree students in related fields. It is also suitable for government departments, intermediaries, such as law firms, accounting firms, and other relevant intermediaries.