International Business: Competing in the Global Marketplace
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a)
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To discuss: The advantages and disadvantages of utilizing export credit insurance than letter of credit on exporting luxury yacht from city C to Country CA.
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Letter of credit refers to the letter issued by one bank to another bank for the guarantee payment for a particular person for a specific time.
b)
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To discuss: The advantages and disadvantages of utilizing export credit insurance than letter of credit on exporting machine tools from City N to Country UK.
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Letter of credit refers to the letter issued by one bank to another bank for the guarantee payment for a particular person for a specific time.
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