Every business has its own language, lexicon and lingo, and internationial trade is no exception. Consider: ad valorem, GATT, most favored nation, NAFTA, antidumping, GSP, counter-trade, FOB, ocean bill of lading, letter of credit, FTZ, Harmonized Tariff Schedule, IMF, havala, and chaebol. International trade is a business where "I think I know" isn't good enough. What you don't know can really hurt you. The World Trade Press Dictionary of International Trade is the most respected and largest selling dictionary of trade in the world. It is in use in more than 100 countries by importers, exporters, bankers, shippers, logistics professionals, attorneys, economists, and government officials.
DICTIONARY OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE 8th Edition
Dictionary of International Trade
The dramatic events transforming the world of international commerce - the proliferation of free trade agreements, the regionalization of trading pacts, the collapse of restrictive trade and fiscal barriers, the...
Acronyms and abbreviations -- International dialing guide -- maps of the world -- currencies of the world -- business entities worldwide -- weights and measures -- guide to incoterms 1990...
This reference defines the idiosyncratic terms commonly used in the international trade industry. The second half of the book lists country codes, currencies, the specifications of ocean and air freight...
Continuing globalization has meant the increased development and importance of regional and international trade organizations and trade agreements.
This reference work is for those involved in import, export, transportation and the associated documentation.
The Dictionary of International Business Terms will be valuable to students and professionals in all areas of business who need to keep abreast of this rapidly changing environment.
The McGraw-Hill Dictionary of International Trade and Finance
ABOUT THE BOOK A Note on the Dictionary The current wave of liberalization, privatization and openness sweeping across the world has given new boost to international economic relations and trade.