There are different pricing methods used in international trade depending on thecoverage of services provided.a. Which services are included in FOB (Free on Board) pricing ?b. Which services are included in CIF (Cost Insurance and Freight) pricing?c. Which value of traded goods are used in EXPORT statistics of nations?d. Which price is used for customs authority for imposing tariffs on imported goodPort of LoadingFactory ofProductionShipmentCustom Checkat Port of Unloadi

a). Port of loading , shipment, custom check at Port of unloading are included in FOB pricing. b).…

here are different pricing methods used in international trade depending on the overage of services provided. Which services are included in FOB (Free on Board) pricing ? Which services are included in CIF (Cost Insurance and Freight) pricing? Which value of traded goods are used in EXPORT statistics of nations? Which price is used for customs authority for imposing tariffs on imported good B C Factory of Production Port of Loading Shipment Custom Check at Port of Unloadi

here are different pricing methods used in international trade depending on the overage of services provided. Which services are included in FOB (Free on Board) pricing ? Which services are included in CIF (Cost Insurance and Freight) pricing? Which value of traded goods are used in EXPORT statistics of nations? Which price is used for customs authority for imposing tariffs on imported good B C Factory of Production Port of Loading Shipment Custom Check at Port of Unloadi

ECON MICRO

5th Edition

ISBN:9781337000536

Author:William A. McEachern

Publisher:William A. McEachern

Chapter19: International Trade

Section: Chapter Questions

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