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International Business Opportunities and Challenges Study Set 2
Exam 9: Exporting, Importing, and Global Sourcing
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Question 81
True/False
One of the drawbacks of countertrade is the quality of goods received which are often useless or of poor quality.
Question 82
True/False
The sight draft is payable at a later time, typically 30, 60, 90, or 120 days in the future as specified by the draft.
Question 83
Multiple Choice
A(n) _____ is an independent company that performs the duties that a firm's own export department would execute.
Question 84
Essay
What are the hidden costs of outsourcing?
Question 85
Multiple Choice
Multinational companies may purchase a local supplier to directly control the supply of raw materials. This is known as:
Question 86
True/False
Companies use distributors because distributors know the local market and are a cost-effective way to enter that market.
Question 87
Short Answer
The _____ is the person or entity buying or transporting goods from another country into one's home country.
Question 88
Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements holds true for the time draft?
Question 89
Short Answer
The document that declares the country from which the product originates is referred to as the _____.
Question 90
Multiple Choice
Due to national security or product scarcity, some governments require that organizations need to acquire a(n) _____, which refers to the permission to export goods.
Question 91
True/False
An export management company is an independent company that handles the necessary documentation, finds buyers for the export, and takes title of the goods for direct export.
Question 92
Multiple Choice
In _____ the company delegates an entire process (e.g., accounts payable) to an outsource vendor.
Question 93
True/False
Licensing makes for a flatter world, because it creates a legal vehicle for taking a product or service delivered in one country and providing a nearly identical version of that product or service in another country.