AUSSENHANDEL foreign trade German

Author: Du Jinglin
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Publish Date: 2005-03-18
Features: This textbook is neither an international trade discussion based on theory nor an international trade practice discussion based on trade operations, but rather a form that is somewhat between the two. This choice is entirely based on the needs of student learning. Too close to theory can be both tedious and cross the boundaries that language learners should maintain; while too close to practice may lead to insufficient preparation. Since it is difficult to balance both, it is better to take a moderate approach. This textbook starts from the basics of international trade and systematically explains topics such as international trade law, international trade merchants, customs clearance procedures, import taxes, international sales contracts, delivery terms, payment terms, transportation of goods, international trade documents, transportation insurance, collection of payments, and commercial arbitration. Considering that the current global economy and trade are increasingly placed within a legal framework, this textbook also takes a legal framework as the major background for its discussions. This background framework has become increasingly prominent at the international level. To some extent, this textbook also has the characteristic of comparative research, which is undoubtedly very important for language learners who act as bridges. This textbook is designed for a semester-long course. According to this teaching pace, the content is somewhat more extensive. Teachers cannot make specific choices based on students' actual needs and circumstances, or make appropriate supplements. Appropriate exercises are provided at the end of each chapter for selection.