Question

1- An exporter runs the risk of the importer defaulting from the moment that:

a- a sales/export contract is signed

b- a quote for the goods or services is sent to the importer

c- the goods are shipped to the importer

d- the goods are received by the importer

2- all of the following represent a form of foreign direct investment,except:

a- joint venture

b- cross-listing

c-wholly owned affiliate

d-greenfieled investment

3-which of the following documents signed by the exporter contains a detailed describtion of the goods being exported: a-bankers acceptance b- letter of credit c- bill of ladding d-commercial invoice

4- the export import bank facilitates the primary goal of facilitating international trade in the us T/F??

Answer 1

1- An exporter runs the risk of the importer defaulting from the moment that:
d- the goods are received by the importer

Explanation- all of the processes including shipping could be controlled but after receiving the product, there is no control of your product in the specific exported environment which could be disastrous in terms of non payment done by the buyer.

2- all of the following represent a form of foreign direct investment,except:

b- cross-listing

3- Explanation- all of the other options are foreign direct investment but cross border listing only share the stock of the companies in the different country.

d-commercial invoice

4- the export import bank facilitates the primary goal of facilitating international trade in the us
.
True.