Can anyone help find an article on the knowledge and understanding of international trade practices?

International practice, as the name suggests, is about the international practice of the course, my personal experience, this kind of course only through classroom study or self-study, the effect is limited, if you can have the opportunity to go to any regular foreign trade company to practice for a month or two, or even better than you study in school for a semester, the classroom is some boring definitions, concepts, theories, a lot of things you have learned, a lifetime can not be used, for example, there are many kinds of payment methods in foreign trade, you will see in the books, In addition to the regular FOB, CIF, CFR, CIP, EXW, DDP....But in fact, a payment method like DDP may not be used in foreign trade for a lifetime, and it is necessary for you to be familiar with this ** clause? The most commonly used are those 3 kinds, you can master it enough, and you just need to know the basic concepts for the rest, and just look it up when you use it.

In my opinion, for a course like international practice, if you don't have the conditions to intern in a foreign trade company, then you need to read through the whole book first, and then understand what the whole link of foreign trade operation is, and then select several key links in foreign trade operation to deepen your impression

1.**Article.

2.Payment method, the focus is on the letter of credit payment, what is the letter of credit, the characteristics of the letter of credit, what is the document of goods, what is the single conformity, these require a very deep understanding, it is not an exaggeration to say that the familiarity and mastery of the letter of credit is whether you have mastered the core of foreign trade operations.

3.Customs clearance.

4.In the shipping link, it is important to understand the format and characteristics of the bill of lading, which is one of the most important documents in foreign trade.

5.Document operations, the focus is on how to do commercial invoices, which is also one of the most important documents.

6.The best characteristics of each country and region...

The general content is these, don't memorize, to understand, of course, it's still that sentence, if you can actually operate, it will get twice the result with half the effort!

I am a teacher of international practice teaching business English major, and if I want to learn the course of international practice well, I think it is very simple, this course cannot be memorized, and you must understand it. The cornerstone of this is the understanding of international terms. There are 13 "90 General Principles", and the main commonly used ones are 3 (FOB, CFR, CIF) to understand their similarities and differences.

The second focus is on the terms of the contract: product name, quality, quantity, packaging, transportation, insurance, payment, inspection, claim and arbitration, and understand these.

The course of international trade practice is well learned!

I often say the same thing to my students.

If you don't want to read words, just read the flowcharts of various ** ways in the book. Because in practice, it is to go through the flow chart. If you want to be fine, that is, if you pay attention to it, you still have to read the book to understand.

If the theory is not combined with the actual experimental operation, it is not very useful.

International practice is one of the core courses of economics.

The main practical teaching links of international practice include Western economics, international practice, international practice, international finance, international business law, foreign trade correspondence, international marketing, market research and communication, introduction to e-commerce, foreign trade negotiation skills, simulation training, graduation internship, graduation, etc., as well as the main characteristic courses and practical links of each school.

The current international development trend and characteristics can be summarized into six aspects:

1. The international market has entered a new round of rapid growth, and its role in stimulating economic growth has become more and more obvious.

2. The pattern centered on developed countries remains unchanged, and China has become a new force for international growth.

3. The multilateral system is facing new challenges, and regional economic cooperation on a global scale is gaining momentum.

4. The international structure is moving towards advanced level, and the development of service and technology is in the ascendant.

5. The trend of investment integration is obvious, and the leading role of multinational companies in the world is increasing.

6. The struggle between liberalization and protectionism has intensified, and various barriers have emerged. An in-depth analysis and grasp of the current international development trend and characteristics is of great significance for us to make scientific decisions, to participate in international economic cooperation and competition on a larger scale, in a wider range of fields, and at a higher level, and to grasp well the various opportunities brought about by economic globalization.