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Import/export : how to take your business across borders / Carl A. Nelson.

By: Material type: TextTextLanguage: eng Publication details: New York : McGraw Hill, c2009.Edition: 4th edDescription: xxii, 398 p. : ill., map ; 23 cmISBN:
  • 9780071482554
  • 0071482555
Other title:
  • Import export
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.8/4 22
LOC classification:
  • HF 1416 N425i 2009
Online resources:
Contents:
List of tables -- Life of figures -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- The book's approach -- Who is the book for? -- What's in the book? -- The commonalities -- The differences -- Doing business -- What's new about this edition? -- How to use the book -- Summary -- pt. 1. The commonalities -- 1. Winning the trade game -- Global opportunities -- U.S. deficits and surpluses -- What is an import/export business? -- Where do importers and exporters trade? -- The World Trade Organization (WTO) -- Cyber trading -- World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) -- Trade integrations -- Why get into trade? -- Success stories -- 2. Launching a profitable transaction -- Terminology -- Homework -- Choosing the product or service -- The personal decision -- The technical marketing decisions -- What is world class? -- Making contacts -- Market research -- Exporter checklist -- Importer checklist -- What's the bottom line? -- Initial quotations -- Terms of sale -- The market channel -- Pricing for profit -- 3. Planning and negotiating to win -- The market plan -- Segmenting the market -- Macro segmentation -- Micro segmentation -- Executing the market plan -- Personal sales -- Trade shows (fairs) -- Trade missions -- Special missions -- Seminar missions -- Industry-organized, government-approved trade missions -- Catalog shows and video/catalog exhibitions -- Trade show central -- Advertising -- Distributors -- Overseas trader's checklist -- Trading partner's checklist -- Negotiations -- Preparations -- Agreeing to a contract -- Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) -- Tips and traps of culture -- What is culture? -- The nine elements of business culture -- Practical applications -- Tips for women -- About jokes -- Intellectual property rights -- Patent registration -- Trademark registration -- Communications -- Travel -- 4. Selling with e-commerce -- The Internet and your business -- Getting started -- Blogging -- You can create your own Web site -- Getting out there -- Finding foreign markets -- Finding foreign buyers -- Government procurement -- Pricing and marketing your products -- Marketing techniques -- Communications -- Getting paid -- Keeping in touch -- What about the future? -- E-commerce law -- Further readings -- 5. Completing a successful transaction -- Financing -- E-banking -- Forms of bank financing -- Factors -- Other private sources of financing -- Avoiding risk -- Agency/distributor agreements -- Physical distribution (shipping and packing) -- Documentation -- The documents -- 6. How to set up your own import/export business -- The mechanics of start-up -- The 10 commandments of starting an overseas business -- The business plan. pt. 2. The differences -- 7. Exporting from the United States -- Government support -- Information sources -- Export prospects -- Freight forwarding -- Export controls -- Where to get assistance -- "Made in USA" -- Tax incentives for exporting -- How to gain relief from unfair import practices -- Export cities -- What are export cities? -- How do export city clusters work? -- 8. How to import into the United States -- World Customs Organization (WCO) -- Homeland Security -- Government support -- Import information sources -- Customs house brokers -- Surety bonds -- Drawback -- Automated brokerage interface (ABI) -- How to become a customs broker -- Getting through the customs maze -- The four-step entry process -- Customs service responsibilities -- The harmonized system -- Case study : guitars -- Import quotas -- Special import regulations -- Customs bonded warehouse. pt. 3. Doing business in the globalized world -- 9. Dong business through world trade centers -- Background -- Headquarters -- What is a world trade center? -- WTCA services and member benefits -- 10. Doing business in the integrated Americas -- Free trade areas -- Expanded NAFTA -- Key provisions -- Transformation : maquiladoras, foreign trade zone (FTZ), bonded warehouse -- Maquiladora implications -- Other existing trade arrangements -- 11. Doing business in an integrated Europe -- The European Union (EU) -- Doing business in Russia -- Further readings -- 12. Doing business in Africa -- African trading potential -- American partnership for economic growth -- Useful nation-by-nation business information -- Funding sources -- Key contacts and Web sites -- 13. Doing business in China and India -- People's Republic of China (PRC) -- India -- 14. Doing business in the Middle East -- Nation-by-nation information -- Business protocol -- 15. Doing business in the Asian Pacific basin -- Background -- Nation-by-nation information -- Regional integration -- Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) -- Further readings and additional information -- 16. 20 keys to import/export success -- Appendix A -- Appendix B -- Glossary -- Index.
Summary: Doing business across national borders is profitable. This book provides step-by-step guidance to show you how to take part in the world economy.
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Includes index.

List of tables --
Life of figures --
Foreword --
Acknowledgments --
Introduction --
The book's approach --
Who is the book for? --
What's in the book? --
The commonalities --
The differences --
Doing business --
What's new about this edition? --
How to use the book --
Summary --
pt. 1. The commonalities --
1. Winning the trade game --
Global opportunities --
U.S. deficits and surpluses --
What is an import/export business? --
Where do importers and exporters trade? --
The World Trade Organization (WTO) --
Cyber trading --
World Trade Centers Association (WTCA) --
Trade integrations --
Why get into trade? --
Success stories --
2. Launching a profitable transaction --
Terminology --
Homework --
Choosing the product or service --
The personal decision --
The technical marketing decisions --
What is world class? --
Making contacts --
Market research --
Exporter checklist --
Importer checklist --
What's the bottom line? --
Initial quotations --
Terms of sale --
The market channel --
Pricing for profit --
3. Planning and negotiating to win --
The market plan --
Segmenting the market --
Macro segmentation --
Micro segmentation --
Executing the market plan --
Personal sales --
Trade shows (fairs) --
Trade missions --
Special missions --
Seminar missions --
Industry-organized, government-approved trade missions --
Catalog shows and video/catalog exhibitions --
Trade show central --
Advertising --
Distributors --
Overseas trader's checklist --
Trading partner's checklist --
Negotiations --
Preparations --
Agreeing to a contract --
Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) --
Tips and traps of culture --
What is culture? --
The nine elements of business culture --
Practical applications --
Tips for women --
About jokes --
Intellectual property rights --
Patent registration --
Trademark registration --
Communications --
Travel --
4. Selling with e-commerce --
The Internet and your business --
Getting started --
Blogging --
You can create your own Web site --
Getting out there --
Finding foreign markets --
Finding foreign buyers --
Government procurement --
Pricing and marketing your products --
Marketing techniques --
Communications --
Getting paid --
Keeping in touch --
What about the future? --
E-commerce law --
Further readings --
5. Completing a successful transaction --
Financing --
E-banking --
Forms of bank financing --
Factors --
Other private sources of financing --
Avoiding risk --
Agency/distributor agreements --
Physical distribution (shipping and packing) --
Documentation --
The documents --
6. How to set up your own import/export business --
The mechanics of start-up --
The 10 commandments of starting an overseas business --
The business plan. pt. 2. The differences --
7. Exporting from the United States --
Government support --
Information sources --
Export prospects --
Freight forwarding --
Export controls --
Where to get assistance --
"Made in USA" --
Tax incentives for exporting --
How to gain relief from unfair import practices --
Export cities --
What are export cities? --
How do export city clusters work? --
8. How to import into the United States --
World Customs Organization (WCO) --
Homeland Security --
Government support --
Import information sources --
Customs house brokers --
Surety bonds --
Drawback --
Automated brokerage interface (ABI) --
How to become a customs broker --
Getting through the customs maze --
The four-step entry process --
Customs service responsibilities --
The harmonized system --
Case study : guitars --
Import quotas --
Special import regulations --
Customs bonded warehouse. pt. 3. Doing business in the globalized world --
9. Dong business through world trade centers --
Background --
Headquarters --
What is a world trade center? --
WTCA services and member benefits --
10. Doing business in the integrated Americas --
Free trade areas --
Expanded NAFTA --
Key provisions --
Transformation : maquiladoras, foreign trade zone (FTZ), bonded warehouse --
Maquiladora implications --
Other existing trade arrangements --
11. Doing business in an integrated Europe --
The European Union (EU) --
Doing business in Russia --
Further readings --
12. Doing business in Africa --
African trading potential --
American partnership for economic growth --
Useful nation-by-nation business information --
Funding sources --
Key contacts and Web sites --
13. Doing business in China and India --
People's Republic of China (PRC) --
India --
14. Doing business in the Middle East --
Nation-by-nation information --
Business protocol --
15. Doing business in the Asian Pacific basin --
Background --
Nation-by-nation information --
Regional integration --
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) --
Further readings and additional information --
16. 20 keys to import/export success --
Appendix A --
Appendix B --
Glossary --
Index.

Doing business across national borders is profitable. This book provides step-by-step guidance to show you how to take part in the world economy.

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