International Trade Theory and Practice

Author: Wang Bin
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is designed with consideration for the characteristics of vocational education teaching, adhering to the principle of sufficient theory. It elaborates on the theoretical knowledge and professional skills of each business link around the main line of import and export trade processes, while maintaining relative independence in each chapter. In terms of content arrangement, it simplifies complexity by combining the needs of the two courses, International Trade Theory and International Trade Practice, focusing primarily on practical aspects. It increases the proportion of chapters on entry-exit inspection and quarantine and import-export goods customs clearance. In terms of breadth, it provides specific introductions to commonly used international conventions, regulations, and policies, given the strong policy nature of international trade. Additionally, the authors have participated in tutoring for various international trade professional qualification exams multiple times, as these exams all cover basic international trade knowledge. Therefore, this book also meets the requirements of professional qualification exams, striving to be comprehensive and accurate in its coverage of key knowledge points. This book can serve as a basic textbook for international trade courses in vocational economic management majors, as well as an introductory textbook for international trade work and supplementary materials for various international trade professional qualification exams. The book mainly introduces topics such as entering international trade, international trade policies and measures, the development of China's foreign trade under the WTO, and international trade terms.