Foreign Trade in Seven Days

Author: Huang Haitao
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Publish Date: 2005-12-01
Features: How can small and medium-sized enterprises do foreign trade themselves? What should a newly hired foreign trade beginner do in front of the computer? The profound international trade theories learned in university often differ greatly from the specific foreign trade operations in practice. "Foreign Trade in Seven Days" is a fast-paced foreign trade operation tutorial that bridges the gap between the two. This book targets the two common characteristics of foreign trade for small and medium-sized manufacturers—“lack of import and export rights” and “doing foreign trade through the internet.” It completely uses practical operations as examples and follows the principle of “learning by doing,” starting from scratch and step-by-step to complete the entire foreign trade operation process. The tutorial is divided into seven chapters, progressing systematically. The main chapters include issues related to import and export rights, basic and latest knowledge of foreign trade, specific operations of online foreign trade and market development, handling foreign trade documents and accident response, international payment settlement, letter of credit review and application, and international freight operation. This book focuses on practicality, selecting relevant parts of foreign trade principles closely related to reality. It also emphasizes the common terms, jargon, and various industry experiences and tips in foreign trade, which are often kept secret by industry experts. These are highly practical for beginners and underperformers. The author himself is a frontline exporter, engaging in online foreign trade year-round. The examples in this book are mostly based on the author’s personal experiences, making them extremely valuable for foreign trade beginners.