Chapter 1 International Trade<br>1.1 Concept of international Trade<br>1.2 Reasons for International Trade<br>1.3 Benefits of international Trade<br>1.4 international Trade Restrictions<br>1.5 Invisible Trade<br>Chapter 2 International Trade Theory<br>2.1 Mercantilism<br>2.2 Absolute Advantage<br>2.3 Comparative Advantage<br>2.4 Heckscher-Ohlin Theory<br>2.5 The Product Life-cycle Theory<br>2.6 The New Trade Theory<br>2.7 National Competitive Advantage: Porter's Diamond<br>2.8 Implications for Business<br>Chapter 3 International Payment<br>3.1 Payment Instruments of International Trade<br>3.2 Five Basic methods of Payment<br>Chapter 4 The Letter of Credit(Ⅰ)<br>4.1 The Major Contents of the L/C<br>4.2 Parties to the Transaction<br>4.3 Details on Procedures<br>4.4 Conformity with the Documentary Credit<br>4.5 How to Handle Documentary Discrepqncies<br>4.6 Regarding the Role of Banks<br>4.7 Limitations with Documentary Credits<br>Chapter 5 The Letter of Credit(Ⅱ)<br>Chapter 6 Terms of Delivery<br>Chapter 7 Business Contract<br>Chapter 8 Import and Export Documentation<br>Chapter 9 Description of Commodities and Their Packing<br>Chapter 10 International Cargo Transportation<br>Chapter 11 Insurance(Ⅰ)<br>Chapter 12 Insurance(Ⅱ)<br>Chapter 13 Inspection,Claim,Force Majeure and Arbitration<br>Chapter 14 Import and Export Procedures<br>References
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