国际贸易理论与实务课程（International trade theory and Practice Course）.docVIP

国际贸易理论与实务课程（International trade theory and Practice Course） International trade theory and practice courses are finance majors, such as international trade, marketing professional basic courses. The course mainly studies the effect of international trade theory and the implementation of one countrys trade policy under the macroeconomic conditions of various countries. It has become an important branch of modern economics and has gradually increased its influence on a countrys economy. The global economy is a remarkable feature of todays international community, mainly in the development of trade globalization, globalization, multinational companies and the development of the national economy and the rapid alliance coordination organization, it affects the development of strengthening and deepening international cooperation, promote the formation of social system beyond borders and differences of the world market. To expand the space of economic activities. With the scale of international capital flow continues to expand, more and more countries and regions to participate in international economic activities, financing system of high-speed, systematic, electronic, networked global gradually established, laid the foundation for the development of international trade settlement system. With the fulfillment of the commitments after Chinas entry into the WTO, Chinas opening to the outside world will be deeper and deeper, and the dependence on Chinas foreign trade will be higher and higher. By the end of 2004, Chinas foreign trade volume has reached $11547, accounting for 25% of the value of world trade, so if in accordance with the foreign trade accounted for the proportion of GDP to measure Chinas opening up situation has reached about 50%, China already belongs to a highly open economy. Therefore, with the constant improvement of Chinas economic openness and the transformation to the market economy structure, the value and value of Chinas foreign economic and trade pol