内容简介
《贸易理论与实务(英文版·第3版)/“十二五”高等院校经济与贸易专业规划教材》适合经济与贸易专业、金融学专业及经济学专业的本科生,以及具有大学英语四级水平和微观经济学基本知识,从事或准备从事经济贸易工作的读者使用。
目录
Section Ⅰ International Trade Theory and Policy
CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION TO lNTERNATIonAL TRADE
1 The Reasons for International Trade
1.Get the goods needed
2.Gain economic benefits
3.Other reasons
2 The Differences between International Trade and Domestic Trade
1.More complex context
2.More dimcult and risky
3.Higher skills required
3 Basic Concepts Relating to International Trade
1.visible trade and invisible trade
2.Favorable balance oftrade and unfavorable balance oftrade
3.General trade system and special trade system
4.Volume ofinternational trade and quantum ofinternational trade
5.Commodity composition ofinternational trade
6.Geographical composition ofintem~ional trade
7.Ratio of dependence on foreign trade
CHAPTER 2 CLASSICAL TRADE THEORIES
1 Mercantilism
1.The development ofmercantilist thought
2.The mercantilist economic system
3.Economic policies pursued by the mercantilists
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CHAPTER 3 NEOCLASSICAL TRADE THEORIES
CHAPTER 4 POST-HECKSHER-OHLIN THEORIES OF TRADE
CHAPTER 5 import PROTECTION POLICY:import TARIFFS
CHAPTER 6 import PROTECTION POLICY:NON-TARIFF BARRIERS
CHAPTER 7 EXPORT PROMOTION AND PTHER POLICIES
CHAPTER 8 ARGUMENTS AGAINST FRST FREE TRASE
CHAPTER 9 REGIonAL EConOMIC INTEGRATION
CHAPTER 10 GATT and WTO
Section Ⅱ International Trade Practice
CHAPTER 11 INTERNATIonAL TRADE TERMS
CHAPTER 12 QUALITY、QUANTITY、PACKING AND PRICING
CHAPTER 13 INTERATIonAL CARGO TRANSPORTATION
CHAPTER 14 INTERATIonAL MARINE CARGO INSURANCE
CHAPTER 15 INTERATIonAL PAYMENT
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摘要与插图
4.Special trade zoneSpecial trade zone,also called bonded area or free trade area.It is an area whereforeign goods may be held or processed and then re-exported without incurring duties.The zones can be found at maj or ports of entry and also at inland locations near maj orproduction facilities.
Special trade zones are designed to exclude the impact of duties.This is done byexempting(使免除)merchandise in the special trade zone from duty payment.Theinternational firm can therefore import merchandise,store it in the special trade zone,andprocess,alter,test,or demonstrate it—without paying duties.If the merchandise issubsequently shipped abroad(that is re—exported),no duty payments are ever due(应支付的).Duty payments become due only if the merchandise is shipped into the country from thespecial trade zone.
The advantages of the existence of trade zones can be quite useful to the internationalfirm.For example,in particular country,the benefits derived(得到)from lower labor costsmay be offset(抵消)by high duties and tariffs.As a result,location of manufacturing and
storage facilities in that country may prove uneconomical.
Trade zones can also be useful as transshipment points to reduce logistics(物流)cost andredesign marketing approaches.For example,an American company was shipping smallquantities of car alarms from a China’S Taiwanese contract manufacturer directly todistributors in Chile.The shipments were costly and the marketing strategy of requiring highminimum orders stopped distributors from buying.The firm resolved the dilemma(困境)byusing a Miami trade zone to ship the alarms from China’S Taiwan and consolidate(合并)thegoods with other shipments to Chile.The savings in freight costs allowed the Chileandistributors to order whatever quantity they wanted and allowed the company to quote lowerprices.As a result,sales improved markedly(显著地).
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