2. Table of content
Introduction
Classification of international trade
Types of international trade
Characteristics of international trade
Role & importance of international trade
Benefit of international trade
Barriers of international trade
Reason of international trade
problem & challenge of international trade
Advantage of international trade
Disadvantage of international trade
conclusion
3. Introductions
The aim of international trade is to increase production and to
raise the standard of living of the people. International trade
help citizens of one nation to consume and enjoy the
possession of goods produced in some other nation”
4. Definitions of international trade
According to Author
International trade is a set of actions that aim to exchange
capital, goods, and services between foreign countries across
their international borders.
According to own word
It is a exchange of good & services between one country with
other country.
5. Classification of international trade
International trade must be classified into three
ways
Import trade
Export trade
Entrepot trade
12. Indent firm
The indent firm charge a commission for
their services .The indent firm also called a
commission agent.
13. Merchant shippers
This is a class of businessmen who buy
goods on their own account and sell them in
a foreign country at a profit.
14. Characteristics of international trade
Territorial specialization
International competition
Separation of sellers from buyers
Long chain of middlemen
Mutually acceptable currency
International rules and regulations
Government control
Several documents
15. Role & importance of international trade
Division of labor
Utilization of resource
Raise standard of living of people
Employment opportunity
Equality of price
Increase quality of goods
Economic development
16. Benefit of international trade
Increased revenues.
Decreased competition.
Longer product lifespan.
Easier cash-flow management.
Better risk management.
Benefiting from currency exchange.
Access to export financing.
Disposal of surplus goods.
17. Barriers of international trade
Culture and social barriers
Political
Tariff and trade restrictions
Standers
Boycotts
Anti dumping
Monetary barriers
18. Reason of international trade
Reduced dependence on your local market
Increased chances of success
Increased efficiency
Increased productivity
Economic advantage
Innovation
Growth
19. problem & challenge of international trade
Distance
Diversity of language
Transport and communication
Risk and uncertainty
Lack of information
Difficulties in payment
Various document used
Import export restriction
20. Advantage of international trade
Increased revenues.
Decreased competition.
Longer product lifespan.
Easier cash-flow management.
Better risk management.
Benefiting from currency exchange.
Access to export financing.
Disposal of surplus goods.
21. Disadvantage of international trade
Shipping Customs and Duties. International shipping
companies like FedEx, UPS and DHL make it easy to ship
packages almost anywhere in the world. ...
Language Barriers. ...
Cultural Differences. ...
Servicing Customers. ...
Returning Products. ...
Intellectual Property Theft.
22. conclusion
International trade and investment is constituted by economic
relation. ... The protectionism concept is effectively being used
by the countries in order to avoid exploitation and also ensures
smooth going in trade.