Modern International Trade Practice (Revised 2nd Edition) [Capital University of Economics and Business Press]

Author: Han Yuzhen
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Publish Date: 2000-06-19
Features: "Modern International Trade Practice" follows the "2000 Incoterms" as a guideline and is based on internationally accepted trade customs. It emphasizes both the novelty of international trade theory, methods, and means, as well as their practicality and effectiveness. It strives to combine modern trade theory with China's basic national conditions, integrate knowledge with operability, and align methods and means with operational skills, highlighting the three characteristics of "broad, innovative, and practical."
Scope "Broad" refers to its coverage of the entire process of international trade theory, knowledge, procedures, and business activities, integrating commodity trade, transaction methods, and paperless trade. It enables readers to systematically understand practical knowledge while mastering international trade theory, and vice versa, allowing them to grasp the overall picture of international trade practice from a higher theoretical starting point.
Perspective "Innovative" means this book not only systematically elaborates on new international trade customs and knowledge but also comprehensively introduces some policy measures and China's current practices in the field of international trade. Reading this book allows readers to gain a relatively comprehensive understanding of the latest developments in modern international trade practices.
Content "Practical" means the book takes international trade customs as a guide, adheres to the actual needs of enterprises, and highlights the practical operation processes and methods of rules, terms, and customs in international trade. Each chapter includes discussion questions and cases to achieve the goal of "learning by doing."
This book can serve as a textbook for students in ordinary universities, adult universities, and higher vocational and technical colleges. It can also be used as a reference for civil servants and business management personnel to learn international trade knowledge or receive continuing education.