（高职）Chapter 7：《外贸英语》课件.pptxVIP

（高职）Chapter 7：《外贸英语》ppt课件 21世纪高职高专精品教材·经济贸易类 东北财经大学出版社 外贸英语 （第4版） 郝 美 彦 主 编 目录 CONTENT Chapter 1　Introduction Chapter 2　 Terms of Commodity Chapter 3　International Trade Terms Chapter 4　 Terms of Price Chapter 7　 International Payment Chapter 8　 Inspection and Claims Chapter 9　Force Majeure and Arbitration1 Chapter 10　 Negotiation of Contract Chapter 11　 Implementation of Contract Chapter 5　International Cargo Transport Chapter 6　Insurance—Marine Cargo Insurance Chapter 12　 Modes of International Trade Chapter 7　 International Payment 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 Payment is an important part during the period of fulfilling the international trade contract.It concerns the profits both of the exporter and the importer.Compared with payment arrangements for domestic transactions，international payment arrangements are much more complicated and difficult.We will mainly discuss instruments of payment，and modes of payment. 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 In international trade，it is impossible for the seller to deliver the goods and the buyer to make the payment face to face.Usually，the seller delivers the goods and hands over the documents，and the buyer makes payment against documents.Instruments of payment are generally used in international trade practice.They are some documents that have monetary value，such as bills of exchange，checks，promissory notes. They are all used for the payment or transfer of money. Bill of exchange is the most used in practice of them. 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 点击添加文本 7.1.1　Bill of exchange A bill of exchange is an unconditional order in writing，signed by the person（drawer）such as a buyer，and addressed to another person（drawee），typically a bank，requiring the drawee to pay a stated sum of money to another person（payee），often a seller，on demand or at a fixed future time.A bill of exchange is used primarily in international trade. It is commonly referred to as the draft or the bill. And it is most frequently used in the payment against a letter of credit