1. The United Nations has calculated that the time involved in preparing documentation, along with the costs of common errors in paperwork, often amounts to _____ percent of the final value of goods exported.

  2. When a specialized third-party trading house is used in countertrade arrangements, it is called

  3. Which of the following is NOT a distinct countertrade arrangement?

  4. When a firm agrees to purchase a certain amount of materials back from a country to which a sale is made, it is called:

  5. The direct exchange of goods and/or services between two parties without a cash transaction refers to:

  6. Which of these stands at the center of international commercial transactions?
    a. Bill of lading
    b. Time draft
    c. Letter of credit
    d. Sight draft

  7. For U.S. firms, the most comprehensive source of export opportunities information is the:

  8. Trade commissions provide all of the following EXCEPT:
    a. Business counseling
    b. Management personnel
    c. Information gathering
    d. Financing

  9. A company of export specialists that acts as an export marketing department for client firms is called:

  10. The great promise of _____ is that large revenue and profit opportunities are to be found in foreign markets for most firms in many industries.

  11. The masters of countertrade are Japan's gian trading firms, the _____, which use their vast networks of affiliated companies to profitably dispose of goods acquired through counter grade agreements.
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