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Title: MKT 451 International Marketing


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MKT 451 International Marketing
  • Lesson 3 Institutions and Incoterms
  • (13th Ed. Ch. 2, 15)

2
What We Shall Study ..
  • Institutions in International Trade
  • GATT
  • WTO
  • IMF
  • The World Bank

3
What We Shall Study
  • Foreign Trade Zones and Maquiladoras
  • Incoterms (CIF, FOB, etc.)

4
GATT ..
  • GATT General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade
  • Set up after WW-II
  • Signed by US and 22 other countries initially

5
GATT
  • Provides a process to reduce tariffs
  • Provides a mechanism to resolve trade disputes

6
GATT
  • Principles
  • Trade shall be non discriminatory
  • Tariffs not quotas shall be used to protect
    domestic industry
  • Consultation shall be the primary method to
    resolve trade disputes

7
GATT
  • Eight rounds of negotiation, from Tokyo 1974 to
    Uruguay 1994
  • Finally GATT considered multiple problems
  • Tariffs
  • Subsidies and countervailing measures
  • Services, agriculture IP Rights

8
GATT
  • Uruguay Round Achievements
  • GATS General Agreement on Trade in Services
  • TRIMS Trade Related Investment Measures
  • TRIPS Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual
    Property Rights

9
World Trade Organization
  • Initiated by USA at the Uruguay Round of GATT
  • The WTO is an organization rather than an
    agreement, unlike GATT
  • All member countries have equal representation in
    the conference

10
World Trade Organization
  • Trade disputes heard by a panel
  • The country favored is allowed to retaliate
    with trade sanctions against an offending
    country
  • Countries wishing to join the WTO have to work in
    consistency with WTO objectives

11
World Trade Organization
  • China - modifying the use of standards as a
    barrier to imports, through WTO efforts
  • Significant dialogues with countries that have
    been using anti dumping duties effectively as a
    barrier to trade

12
International Monetary Fund
  • The IMF provides international monetary services
  • Currently about 181 member countries
  • The IMF has floated SDRs -international paper
    money loans based on a basket of currencies

13
International Monetary Fund
  • The IMF is a bank of last resort for the foreign
    exchange needs of the central bank of countries
  • Major trade contracts are sometimes written in
    SDRs as they are less susceptible to currency
    fluctuations

14
The World Bank
  • Is primarily a developmental bank, not a monetary
    institution
  • Gives developmental loans to countries eg.
    health, electricity, roads, HIV
  • Also lends directly to the private sector

15
The World Bank
  • Also, provide investors with investment
    guarantees against non commercial risk eg. war
  • Provide facilities for arbitration and resolution
    of disputes between governments and foreign
    investors

16
Some Issues
  • Unintended consequences of globalization?
  • Environment shift of shunned industries to
    LDCs
  • Cultural extinction, worker exploitation
  • Major traders domination
  • Higher oil prices

17
Foreign Trade Zones
  • Also called Export Processing Zones, Free Trade
    Zones
  • Duties and tariffs are not payable on raw
    materials and components used in goods that are
    exported
  • Eliminates duty drawback

18
Maquiladoras
  • US-Mexican agreement facilities for manufacture
    in Mexico
  • Taxes and tariffs not payable
  • Goods have to be exported (mainly to USA) and low
    tariffs are applied

19
Terms of Sale - Incoterms
  • CIF Cost of goods Insurance Transport etc.
    till debarkation
  • C F Insurance costs are borne by the buyer
  • FAS Costs borne by the seller till goods are
    brought alongside the transport craft

20
Terms of Sale - Incoterms
  • FOB All costs are borne till the goods are
    loaded onto the transport craft
  • EX The price covers costs only till the point
    of origin. All other costs are borne by the buyer

21
Self Quiz
  • What was the major role of GATT and how did it
    lead to the development of the WTO?
  • How do the roles of the IMF and World Bank
    differ?
  • What are foreign trade zones and why are they
    becoming increasingly popular?

22
Self Quiz
  • What are Maquiladoras?
  • What are the standard terms of sale adopted in
    international commerce?
  • Which of these is most useful to the buyer and
    why?

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