Every business has its own language, lexicon and lingo, and international trade is no exception. Consider: ad valorem, C-TPAT, most favored nation, NAFTA, antidumping, 24-Hour Rule, countertrade, FOB, ocean bill of lading, letter of credit, FAST, Harmonized Tariff Schedule, IMF, hawala, and chaebol. International trade is a business where 'I think I know' isnt good enough. What you dont know can really hurt you.
The World Trade Press Dictionary of International Trade is the most respected and largest-selling dictionary of trade in the world. It is in use in more than 100 countries by importers, exporters, bankers, shippers, logistics professionals, attorneys, economists, and government officials.
