International Trade Practice and Cases

Author: Bi Fuqing / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: "International Trade Practice" is a core course for international trade majors and a major course for economics and management majors. Based on the latest international trade conventions and relevant regulations such as the "Incoterms 2000," the "Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (Publication 500)," the "Contract Law of the People's Republic of China," and the "United Nations Sales Contract Convention," this book focuses on international sales contracts. It not only comprehensively explains the entire business process of international commodity transactions but also introduces other trade methods involved in international trade. The book also provides relevant reference materials. The entire book consists of 12 chapters, covering main topics such as: trade negotiation and contract signing, product name, quality, quantity, and packaging terms in contracts, price terms, shipping terms in contracts, international freight transportation insurance terms, payment terms, commodity inspection and claims terms, force majeure and arbitration terms, the performance of import and export contracts, breach of contract and handling methods, other trade methods, as well as case studies and analyses of international trade practice. The book is written in simple and popular language, with appropriate depth of content, vivid and representative cases, and is primarily used as a textbook for vocational and technical college students majoring in international trade and economics and management. It can also serve as a reference for customs declaration officers, document clerks, and foreign trade professionals.