WorksheetsDVC Freight Forwarding Wk 2
Total questions: 26
Worksheet time: 13mins
1. When they first go into international trading, most companies first do so after careful planning and thoughtful strategic planning. ________ 4-1
True
False
Most export management corporations are small firms, typically with fewer than fifteen employees. ________ 4-2 b
True
False
The company that develops a business product or concept and grants rights to a large number of intellectual property items all bundled in a business package is called a franchisor.
True
False
Joint ventures are becoming more and more attractive to foreign investors.
__________ 4-4d
True
False
Parallel imports are sometimes called gray market goods.
__________ 4-5
True
False
If tariffs on a finished product are higher than tariffs on the parts of the product, the product is said to be in an inverted tariff structure.
__________ 4-7 a
True
False
An export trading company is an intermediary which will purchase goods in the exporting country and will resell them to a customer in a foreign country.
__________ 4-2 a
True
False
Not only are export trading companies helpful for organizations who are novices at international trade, but as an organization becomes more involved in international trade, the export trading company becomes more of a necessity.
True
False
An agent often has several principals and generally sells a group of complementary products rather than products that compete directly with one another.
__________ 4-3 a
True
False
When a principal is allowed to negotiate directly with the importer, then the principal’s agent is considered by a large number of countries’ governments as a binding agent.
__________ 4-3 a
True
False
The advertising clause of a contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor spells out the obligations of both parties in the areas of
none of the answers apply
advertising.
trade show attendance
ownership of ideas.
All of the answers are correct
The most sensitive issue in an international distribution contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor is
termination.
advertising.
territories.
product line.
When an international distribution contract between an exporter and an agent/distributor is terminated for “just cause,” in most cases the termination is made by the
agent/distributor.
government of the agent/distributor.
exporter.
government of the exporter.
An increasingly popular way of settling disputes between international exporter-agent/distributor partners is
joint ventures.
arbitration.
lawsuits in courts in the exporter’s country.
lawsuits in courts in the agent/distributor’s country.
An exporter’s termination of a relationship with an agent/distributor on the basis of “convenience” is
essentially risk-free
with little obligation on the part of the exporter to the agent/distributor.
easy to accomplish.
None of the above
Lex Mercatoria is
the Uniform Commercial Code.
a major calamity like a storm or other natural disaster.
trade law made up of a multitude of different sources of law and jurisprudence.
Courts generally look at two criteria to determine if a contract is international. Those criteria are
economic and judicial criteria.
agent and distributor criteria.
physical delivery and monetary exchange criteria.
If an international agreement between an exporter and an agent/distributor grants a monopoly to the agent/distributor, that agent/distributor is considered to be
operating illegally
a subsidiary of the exporting company
an exclusive representative.
A legal dispute in which the loser bears court costs is said to be operating under
common law.
European law
contract law.
European rules
The United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG) considers a contract to have been accepted
when most of the items in the seller’s offer are agreed to.
if the contract is valued at above U.S. $ 500 and is in writing.
when there has been a counter-offer.
None of the these answers are correct
Under the FAS Incoterm, in countries where export authorities require a pre-shipment inspection, the ____________________ has to pay for it. 6-6 b
Exporter
Importer
Consignee
Under the CFR Incoterm, until the merchandise has cleared the ship’s ____________________, it is the responsibility of the exporter, after that, of the importer. 6-8 a
Rail
Stern
Bow
Under the CFR Incoterm, if the pre-paid contract of carriage does not include the unloading of the ship, then the ____________________ must pay for it. 6-8 b
Importer
Shipper
3PL
Under the CPT Incoterm, the bill of ____________________ can act as a proof of delivery from the carrier. 6-10 a
Lading
Rights
shipping Cost
Under the CPT Incoterm, the ____________________ is responsible for unloading the goods from the carrier’s truck, clearing customs, and paying for any inland transportation beyond the city of destination. 6-10 b
Importer
4PL
Sipper
Under the DES Incoterm, the exporter is responsible for the goods until they are placed at the disposal of the importer at the ____________________ of destination. 6-12
Port
Rail Depot
Airport Terminal
