International Trade Theory and Practice

Author: Liu Li
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: This book is divided into ten chapters. From Chapter 1 to Chapter 3, it introduces students to the origins, classification, and common methods used by various countries to maintain their political and economic interests in international trade. From Chapter 4 to Chapter 9, it covers international conventions and transaction procedures in international trade practice, as well as the various transaction terms in international trade contracts. Chapter 10 focuses on the types and preparation of documents necessary for the execution of international trade contracts. To make this textbook more targeted and practical, each chapter begins with a case study to introduce the topic. Based on the author's years of teaching experience, targeted methods such as "Small Tips," "Reminders," and "Additional Information" are used in each chapter to help students grasp key and challenging points. Additionally, during the writing process of this textbook, it was considered that business students may take the "International Business Documentation Qualification" exam, so the content and operations are more focused on the preparation of various documents. The book includes: an introduction to international trade; international trade policies and measures; product quality, quantity, and packaging; international trade terms and price terms in international trade, etc.