International Trade Practice

Author: Leng Baijun
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: International Trade Practice is a discipline that primarily studies the specific processes of international commodity exchange. It is also a highly practical, comprehensive applied science with characteristics of foreign-related activities, involving the integrated application of fundamental principles and knowledge from disciplines such as international trade theory and policy, international trade law and conventions, international finance, international transportation, and international insurance. All universities and colleges offering majors in international economic and trade or business management regard this course as a fundamental professional course. This book has the following features:
1. Innovative structure, cleverly designed. The book adopts a unified format and style, proposing learning content and requirements for each chapter at the beginning. In the main text, it incorporates multiple real-world business cases with case analyses to illustrate the main theories and practices of each chapter. At the end of each chapter, it provides a summary, assigns discussion questions, and prepares classroom case discussions.
2. Rich in content, up-to-date. The book reflects the latest practices in international trade practice and the newest developments in international trade conventions and rules.
3. Comprehensive content, well-organized. The book is divided into five parts: International Trade Basics, Negotiation and Contract Signing, Terms of International Goods Sales Contracts, Performance of Import and Export Contracts, and International Trade Methods. The main content includes: International Trade Basics, Negotiation and Contract Signing, Terms of International Goods Sales Contracts, Performance of Import and Export Contracts, and International Trade Methods.