Saturday, February 6, 2016

What is meant by international Trade

According to J.L. Hanson – An exchange of various specialized commodities and services rendered among the corresponding countries is known as international trade.

According to V.M. Memani – International trade is a trade among different countries or trade across political frontiers.

According to M.C. Vaish – Foreign trade may be defined as the exchange of goods and service among the citizen of independent or sovereign states or countries.
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Feature

  • Different of market system
  • Different in national boundaries
  • Foreign currency and rate of exchange
  • Immobility of factors
  • Import-export
  • Balance of payment
  • Various cost
  • Dependency
  • Trade and control

Causes

  • Mobility of factors of production
  • Different of climate
  • Human capability
  • Natural resources
  • Market system
  • Trend of economic development
  • Expansion of market
  • Knowledge of technology and technical
  • Availability of capital and capital elements
  • Difference in quality and price

Merits

  • Export opportunities of product and services
  • Expansion of industry
  • Optimum utilization of resources
  • Consumption of unproduced goods
  • Specialization of labor
  • Creating employment opportunities
  • Increase efficiency of local entrepreneurs
  • Increase international co-operation
  • Increasing investment
  • Progress in technological know-how
  • Development of standard of living

Importance

  • Facility to consume deficit or unproduced goods
  • Opportunity to export surplus products
  • Expansion o market and economic development
  • Advantage of consuming goods at a low price
  • Creating employment opportunities
  • Ensuring optimum use of resources
  • Developing the quality of product
  • Development of standard of living

Demerits

  • Import harmful and unnecessary goods
  • Adverse conditions of trade
  • Increase dependency
  • Unequal competition and dumping
  • Problems on excess production
  • Excess uses of natural resources
  • Barriers to balanced and local expansion of industries
  • Expansion of imperialism
  • Create international conflict

Documents used

  1. Shipping document
  • Bill of exchange
  • Bill of lading
  • Insurance policy
  • Invoice
  • Certified invoice
  • Certified of origin
  1. Non-shipping document
  • Indent later
  • Letter of credit
  • Shipping report
  • Charter party
  • Pro-forma invoice
  • Trust receipt
  • Respondent bond
  • Latter of indemnity
  • Mates receipt
  • Dock receipt
  • Dock warrant
  • Bill of exchange
  • Shipping advice
  • Bill o sight
  • Sales contract
  • Bottamary bond

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