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Define international risk as it relates to exporters. (I)
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Outline the formula of an international country, business or personal
risk. (I)
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State basic cultural differences relating to overseas travel. (I)
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Identify most common mistakes of exporting corporations. (I)
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Identify the three classifications of international trade risk:
commercial, political and foreign exchange. (II)
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Describe and evaluate the primary methods of payment including open
account cash in advance, letters of credit, and bank drafts. (II)
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Analyze the reasons for export controls. (III)
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Identify which countries are "safe" trading partners. (III)
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Identify potentially illegal export schemes. (III)
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Demonstrate practical knowledge of export laws as they apply to
national security, foreign policy, and short supply of domestic
products. (III)
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