International Trade Theory and Practice (University of International Business and Economics)

Author: Zhang Sufang
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Publish Date: 2003-10-18
Features: This book is divided into two parts—International Trade Theory and International Trade Practice—with a total of 14 chapters. Chapters 1 to 6 cover International Trade Theory, while Chapters 7 to 14 focus on International Trade Practice. The book has a complete structure, detailed content, and is concise and easy to understand, aligning with national conditions. It emphasizes the distinctive features of the textbook, providing learning objectives, exercises, and reference answers for each chapter to help learners clarify the requirements of the material and assess their knowledge at any time. Given that most English-language textbooks in China are imported, they often fit poorly with domestic needs, and this issue is difficult to avoid. This textbook, however, integrates China's foreign economic and trade practices in relevant chapters, with a focus on China's foreign trade development, the use of foreign trade, and the characteristics of foreign trade practice, aiming to provide learners with practical solutions to real-world problems in China's foreign economic and trade field. This textbook is suitable for students majoring in International Economics and Trade or related fields in higher education, as well as readers with a certain English foundation who are engaged in or preparing to engage in international business.