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Course Description:
This course is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of
international trade operations, focusing specifically on export-import management. Students
will learn the fundamentals of global trade, including key concepts, principles, and strategies
involved in exporting and importing goods and services. The course will cover various
aspects of international trade operations, including documentation, logistics, risk
management, and legal considerations. Students will also gain practical skills through case
studies, simulations, and hands-on exercises.
Course Objectives:
By the end of the course, students will be able to:
Understand the fundamentals of international trade and its importance in the global
economy.
Identify and explain the key elements of export and import management.
Evaluate market opportunities and conduct market research for export-import
activities.
Apply various trade terms, regulations, and documentation requirements in
international trade transactions.
Develop strategies for managing export-import logistics and supply chain operations.
Assess and manage risks associated with international trade, including financial,
political, and legal risks.
Understand the role of trade finance and payment methods in export-import
transactions.
Analyze trade policies, agreements, and barriers affecting international trade
operations.
Demonstrate effective communication and negotiation skills in international trade
contexts.
Apply ethical and sustainable practices in export-import management.
CONTENT:
UNIT-I
1. Introduction to International Trade (3 Hours)
(a) Overview of international trade and its significance
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UNIT-II
3. Export Documentation and Procedures (3 Hours)
(a) Export documentation requirements
(b) Export licenses and permits
(c) Customs clearance procedures
UNIT-III
5. Logistics and Supply Chain Management (3 Hours)
(a) Export-import logistics and transportation modes
(b) Supply chain management in international trade
(c) Incoterms and their application
UNIT-IV
7. Trade Finance and Payment Methods (3 Hours)
(a) Trade finance options and instruments
(b) Letters of credit and documentary collections
(c) Payment terms and methods in international trade
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UNIT-V
9. Communication and Negotiation in International Trade (1.5 Hours)
(a) Effective communication in cross-cultural contexts
(b) Negotiation techniques and strategies
(c) Resolving trade disputes
Reference Books:
1. Export & Import (EXIM), Export & Import Management, 2020, Ram Singh, Sage.
3. Export Import Management 2Nd Edition by Justin Paul and Rajiv Aserkar, Oxford.
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