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d. If More or Less Clause is stipulated in the contract, there should be relevant regulations on the sum of money of L/C

129. In L/C settlement, banker¡¯s negotiation is merely based on __________. a. application of opening L/C b. contract and documents c. documents and L/C d. goods and documents 130. The payer of the draft used in L/C settlement can¡¯t be __________. a. applicant b. issuing bank c. beneficiary d. advising bank

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V. Fill in the blanks with the words and expressions listed below.

Passage One

market sold home raw production focused company transportation

More and more of the great corporations have come to consider their ¡°natural¡± markets to be the globe, not just their___________ countries. The struggle in automobiles, in computers, in telecommunications, in steel, is for shares of a world___________. This is way we find the ___________ such as IBM or General Motors considering the whole globe as their ¡°sourcing¡± of ___________ materials, the location of production and the place of sales effort. With modern rapid air___________, instant global data information, and highly organized systems of ___________, the manufacture of commodities is more and more easily moved to the country that produces them more cheaply, and their sale is ___________ on the countries that represent the richest markets. Thus we have a radio whose parts have been made in Hong Kong, assembled in Mexico, and___________ in the United Sates-by a Japanese manufacture. Passage Two

payment carried contracts customer buy imported

In a countertrade transaction, the foreign ___________ who provides the equipment or technology undertakes to ___________ from the Chinese firms¡¯ goods of a value equivalent to that of what he himself supplies. Thus two ___________ are entered into: one for export by the foreign customer with immediate settlement and the other for his counterpurchase from the Chinese firms with immediate settlement too. A countertrade may also be ___________ out by a direct exchange of goods between the two sides without the cash ___________. The difference, if any, between the price of the goods exported and that of the goods___________ will be settled in cash. Passage Three

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A: I¡¯m here to apply for the sole ___________ of your products in our local market. What about your ideas?

B: I¡¯m sorry that we can¡¯t agree to ___________ you as our sole agent because the annual ___________ you promised is too low.

A: Do you mean that you won¡¯t appoint an agent?

B: Of course not. It depends on the total annual turnover you can fulfill.

A: We¡¯ll increase the ___________ to 5,000 sets if you entrust us as your sole agent.

B: We think it is rather conservative. Our price is the lowest among all similar products. It is not difficult to get customers for our products.

A: Then, I¡¯ll bear a risk and raise quantity by another 5,000 electric fans this year, making a ___________ of 10,000 sets. We ___________ a commission of 10%.

B: Usually, we ___________ our agents a 3---5% commission. Besides, as the sole agency, you could control the market easily and don¡¯t have to spend extra ___________. In this case, we can only allow you a 7% commission. A: That¡¯s a deal. Passage Four

delivered purposes invoice shipment submit insurance transactions defined

The CIF contract is a type of contract which is more widely and more frequently in use than any other contracts used for ___________of sea-borne business. A large number of ___________ are carried out every year under CIF contracts.

The seller¡¯s obligations under CIF contract have been ___________ as follows: (1) to ship goods as contained in the contract at the port of ___________. (2) to obtain a contract under which the goods will be ___________ at the destination stipulated by the contract. (3) to arrange for a/an ___________upon the terms current in the trade which will be available for the benefits of the buyer. (4) to make out an ___________ with the agreed price, or the actual cost, commission charges, freight, insurance premium and so on. (5) to ___________ the relative documents to the

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