Intenational Logistics_chapter 1.pptVIP

International Logistics By Pierre David (baldwin-wallace college 鲍得温华莱士学院）and Rechard Stewart（威斯康星大学苏必略分校） contents Chapter 1 introduction Chapter2 international supply chain management Chapter 3 international logistics infrastructure Chapter 4 methods of entry into foreign markets Chapter 5 international contract Chapter 6 terms of trade or incoterms Chapter 7 terms of payment Chapter 8 currency of payment(manging transaction risks) Chapter 9 international commercial documents Chapter 10 international insurance Chapter 11 international ocean transportation chapter 12 international air transportation Chapter 13 international land and multi-model transportation Chapter 14 packaging for export Chapter 15 customs clearance Chapter 16 using international logistics for competitive advantage Chapter 1 introduction 1-1 international trade growth 1-2 international trade milestones 1-3 largest exporting and importing countries 1-4 international trade drivers 1-5 international trade theories 1-6 international business environment The responsibilties of a logistician  Arranging transportation of these goods over thousands of miles(11/12/13) Understanding the trade-off between the different modes of transportation available and making the correct decision Making sure that the goods are packed properly for their journey(14) Insuring the goods appropriately while in transit and understanding the risks they face(10) Minimizing the risks associated with international payment by selecting the right payment currency or the right hedging strategy(8) Making sure that the goods are accompanied by the proper documents so that they can clear customs in the country of destination(9) Defining properly who between them and their foreign counterparts is responsible for which aspects of the voyage and the documents Determining which method is most suitable for payment between exporter and importer(7) 1-1 international trade growth 1950-2005 ---2400 percent 1980 ---225 percent 5 perc