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[Financial English]_[Unit 5: International Trade ...

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  • TRUE or FALSE: Revocable describes something that cannot be changed. In the world of business and finance, it often refers to commitments or documents that are unalterable without the unanimous consent of all involved parties
    TRUE
    FALSE
  • While _____ is a situation in which a country’s imports exceed its exports, resulting in a negative balance of trade; ____ is a situation in which a country’s exports exceed its imports, resulting in a positive balance of trade
    negative balance; positive balance
    trade surplus; trade deficit
    quota - dumping
    trade deficit - trade surplus
  • What is the definition of a Consignee?
    The company that sells goods on behalf of another party.
    The agent responsible for managing logistics
    The person or entity that prepares & ships goods to another
    The individual or party to whom goods are being shipped
  • Quota is a _____ or restriction on the _____ of ______ goods or services that can be imported or exported within a certain period, often used to control supply and protect ______.
    fee - quality - imported - foreign companies
    tax - quantity - luxury - international market
    limit - quality - general - domestic industries
    limit - quantity - specific - domestic industries
  • Dumping is the practice of _____ goods in a _____ market at a price _____ than the cost of production or ____ their ____ market price, often with the intent of eliminating competitors or gaining market share.
    importing - international - lower - below - domestic
    importing - domestic - higher - above - foreign
    selling - local - lower - over - international
    selling - foreign - lower - below - domestic
  • Incoterms is a set of _____ that define the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in ______, specifying who is responsible for various _____ during the transportation of goods.
    laws - international trade - profits
    international rules - international trade - costs and risks
    guidelines - logistics - costs and risks
    laws - domestic market - liabilities
  • A document issued by a bank that guarantees payment to a seller for goods or services, provided the terms and conditions specified in the document are met
    Commercial invoice
    Certificate of origin
    Letter of credit
    Inspection certificate
  • FOB: A shipping term that marks where the seller's responsibility ends and the buyer's begins. Variations include FOB Shipping Point and FOB Destination, which specify the transfer of risk and cost at different transportation stages.
    TRUE
    FALSE
  • A levy or duty applied to imported, and occasionally exported, goods, primarily as a means of safeguarding domestic industries or generating revenue.
    Trade barrier
    Letter of credit
    Import limit
    Tariff
  • While ____ is selling goods or services to foreign countries; _____ is bringing goods or services into a country from broad
    Exporting - Importing
    Investing - Trading
    Borrowing - Lending
    Importing - Exporting
  • Protectionism is a policy or approach aimed at shielding _____ industries from ______ competition by implementing ____, such as tariffs, quotas, or subsidies.
    domestic - foreign - trade barriers
    international - local - trade deficit
    international - local - taxes
    domestic - foreign - taxes
  • _____ includes the contents of each package or container in detail. It typically includes descriptions of the items, their quantities, weights, and dimensions.
    Inspection certificate
    Commercial invoice
    Bill of lading
    Packing list
  • TRUE or FALSE: Comparative advantage encourages every country to produce everything it needs domestically
    FALSE
    TRUE
  • TRUE or FALSE: LCL ( Less-than-Container Load): a shipping term indicating the point at which the seller’s responsibility ends and the buyer’s begins.
    TRUE
    FALSE
  • Bill of lading is a ____ document issued by a ____ company or carrier to acknowledge that they have ____ the cargo for transport. It serves as a _____ and a contract that specifies what’s being transported, its destination, and ______.
    financial - shipping - delivered - receipt - payment method
    legal - freight - delivered - guarantee - price
    financial - logistics - own - invoice - payment method
    legal - shipping - received - receipt - terms of delivery
  • Any government policy, regulation, or practice that obstructs or limits international trade, such as tariffs, quotas, and various protectionist strategies.
    Protection
    Quota
    Trade barrier
    Dumping
  • TRUE or FALSE: Specialization and trade, grounded in comparative advantage, allow countries to obtain a broader variety of goods and services, ultimately enhancing overall economic well-being.
    TRUE
    FALSE