6 Flashcards
Exporting is
the sale of products and services in foreign countries that are sourced or made in the home country.
Importing refers to
buying goods and services from foreign sources and bringing them back into the home country.
Sourcing decision; whether
a company makes or buys its products as well as where it makes or buys its products.
Export selling involves
selling the same product, at the same price, with the same promotional tools in a different place. It is an activity.
Export marketing involves
tailoring the marketing mix to international customers. It is a strategy that includes export selling.
Government Programs That Support Exports
o Tax incentives
o Subsidies
o Governmental assistance
o Free trade zones
Governmental Actions to Discourage Imports
- Tariffs: rate schedules and regulations
- Import controls
- Nontariff barriers (hidden)
- Quotas
- Restrictive customs procedures
- Restrictive administrative & technical regulations
Methods of Payment (4 types)
- Cash with order
- Open account
- Documentary credits (letter of credit)
- Documentary collections (bill of exchange)
What should governments who is concerned about trade deficits or economic development do?
Enlist Government Programs That Support Exports
Cash with order (CWO) presents the … to the …
least transaction risk
exporter.
Cash With Orders payment arrangement
The exporter sends the importer a pro-forma invoice with the details and costs of a future shipment. After receiving this invoice, the importer then sends its purchase order with
prepayment (CWO) to the exporter.
Open Account payment presents … to the exporter.
the greatest transaction risk
Open Account arrangement
The importer sends a purchase order to the exporter, which then produces, ships, and subsequently invoices the importer for this shipment. The importer than remits payment to the exporter via wire transfer.
Documentary collections (Bill of Exchange) is
a method of payment that uses a bill of exchange, also known as a draft.
A draft is a … that transfers all the risk … onto the ….
payment instrument
of nonpayment
exporter/seller