Understanding the Basics

Understanding the Basics

Test Your Knowledge of Import/Export Domain
Welcome to the Import-Export Basics Quiz! This quiz is designed to help you test your knowledge about the fundamentals of international trade.

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What is an Import Export Code (IEC)?

A unique code required for international tradeA type of financial documentA global trademark registration numberA tax exemption certificate

1. Which document is typically required for customs clearance when exporting goods?

InvoicePacking ListBill of LadingAll of the above

2. Which document is typically required for customs clearance when exporting goods?

InvoicePacking ListBill of LadingAll of the above

3. Which of the following is a safe payment method commonly used in international trade?

Cash on Delivery (COD)Open AccountLetter of CreditPayPal

4. Which organization in India issues the Import Export Code (IEC)?

Reserve Bank of India (RBI)Ministry of Commerce and IndustryDirectorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT)Export Promotion Council of India

5. What is the primary benefit of exporting products internationally?

Higher domestic competitionAccess to new markets and increased revenueReduced compliance requirementsLower product quality standards

6. Which Incoterm refers to the seller being responsible for delivering goods to the buyer’s location, covering all risks and costs?

FOB (Free on Board)EXW (Ex Works)DDP (Delivered Duty Paid)CIF (Cost, Insurance, Freight)

7. What is the purpose of a Certificate of Origin?

To prove the origin of goods for trade agreements and tariffsTo confirm that goods meet safety standardsTo identify the buyer's locationTo calculate shipping costs

8. Which payment term involves the bank acting as an intermediary to release payment to the exporter only after shipment documents are presented?

Cash in AdvanceOpen AccountLetter of CreditDocumentary Collection

9. How can small businesses minimize the risks involved in exporting goods?

Skip contracts and agreementsUse secure payment methods and research foreign marketsOnly export to one countryAvoid using freight forwarders

10. What is the role of a freight forwarder in international trade?

They handle the marketing of products internationallyThey manage the logistics and transportation of goods across bordersThey issue import-export licensesThey provide banking services for exporters
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